(BALTIMORE – April 23, 2026) — As BMORENews.com continues its 15th Anniversary celebration of the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards, this Sunday’s event in downtown Baltimore represents both progress and appreciation. BMORENews will host Black Wall Street BENEDETTO 2.0 at 119 W. Mulberry Street — the newly redeveloped location of Kevin Scott’s haberdashery. By the way, he is the developer. The ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 2:30 p.m., followed by the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards at 3 p.m. The setting itself tells a story. The property, which once operated as a beauty salon, has been completely gutted and…

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(BALTIMORE COUNTY – April 22, 2026) — What was done to Julian Jones should concern every serious person in this race. A digitally altered image, crafted to provoke fear within the Jewish community while distorting the identity of the first Black candidate for Baltimore County Executive, is not politics. It is not strategy. It is a deliberate act of division. Whoever is responsible understood exactly what they were doing. They attempted to inject one of the most emotionally charged conflicts in the world into a local race — not to inform voters, but to manipulate them. That is unacceptable. For generations,…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-X9qYRpvlc Greg Jones, a Morgan State University alumnus from the Class of 1979, was exposed early to the impact of historically Black colleges and universities. After graduating from Morgan State, Jones built a successful career in investment banking. He and his wife, Lauren, also focused on giving back. Together, they founded The Legacy Foundation of Hartford, a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing disparities in health and education. In 2014, the couple established the Greg M. and Lauren Allen-Jones Endowment Fund, which supports the Morgan State University Foundation. Jones is also the founder of Morgan on the Vineyard, an annual fundraiser…

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(BALTIMORE – April 21, 2026) — A new chapter is underway for AFSCME Local 44 as newly elected President Stancil McNair invites union members, community leaders, and residents to its first-ever public town hall this Friday in Northeast Baltimore. The event will be held Friday, April 24, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys. Local 44, one of the largest units of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), represents nearly 10,000 workers—primarily blue-collar employees across Baltimore’s Department of Public Works, Department of Transportation, Department of General Services, Recreation and Parks,…

(BALTIMORE – April 20, 2026) — When we talk about Black Wall Street, we’re talking about more than business ownership. We’re talking about the full liberation of Black people — economically, educationally, and spiritually. Dr. Mark Cornelius Booker embodies that vision in real time. He is a social scientist, an educator, a former commissioner — and a man who walks into prisons not to punish, but to teach. That work alone deserves our deepest respect. Dr. Booker currently serves as a lecturer in the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Delaware State University, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate students…

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(BALTIMORE – April 20, 2026) — Some build careers. Others build institutions. Dr. Frederick W. Oliver has spent more than half a century doing both. A distinguished physicist, educator, and mentor, Dr. Oliver’s legacy is deeply rooted in academic excellence and the advancement of Black scientists. His journey began at Morgan State University (then Morgan State College), where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physics in 1962. He would go on to earn both a Master of Science degree in Physics (1965) and a Ph.D. in Condensed Matter Physics (1972) from Howard University. Dr. Oliver joined the faculty…