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TGR: SUPPORT: Cashland, Made In Bmore, City of Gods, BombCity, Republic of Great Men, & WaaaH!

(BALTIMORE – April 19, 2025) – It was a perfect spring Saturday in Baltimore, with temperatures in the 70s and a gentle breeze carrying the season through the streets. As a proud advocate for Black-owned businesses, I often take time to visit local apparel makers across the city. On this day, I started on the west side and worked my way east. Over the years, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for the art of making clothes. My earliest influence? My mother. In addition to being a registered nurse, she was a professional seamstress who also made custom draperies and crocheted…

Doni Glover Show: Coppin State President Anthony Jenkins

This man is a gem. Coppin is so blessed to have him. A native of Southeast DC, he is a veteran and an educator who sees the big picture. Anthony L. Jenkins became the eighth President of Coppin State University (CSU) on May 26, 2020. A respected higher education leader, President Jenkins is leading Coppin State University with an unwavering commitment to student-centeredness, innovation, and excellence in teaching and research. Coppin State University is nationally recognized for its academic programs in healthcare, business, psychology, criminal justice, teacher education, social work, and STEM fields. Under his leadership, the university has expanded…

Freddie Gray: The Aftermath

Join us Sunday, April 27th – 10 years past the riots to the day – at Sharon Baptist Church. Let’s see how far we’ve come! RSVP to … Watch full video on YouTube

The Glover Report: Real Recognize Real: Ten Years After Freddie Gray

Dedicated to Jerry Cross (SANDTOWN – April 18, 2025) – At some point, I knew I had to write about Freddie Gray—especially now, a full decade since his death. So many memories flood my mind: the burning car a block away on North Carrollton Avenue, the TV news hyping up “rioters” marching down Historic Pennsylvania Avenue, the mother who snatched her son out of the chaos on national TV. From Gilmor Homes to Mondawmin to Penn-North, West Baltimore was rising up—voicing decades of pain, frustration, and disregard for the city’s Black majority. The drama also went to East Monument Street.…