Book signing to be held Sept. 6th at BMORE Black Business Expo  (BALTIMORE – August 6, 2025) — Emmy-nominated news director, entrepreneur, and author Doni Glover proudly announces the launch of his fifth book, Black Blueprint: Baltimore to Burkina Faso. This powerful new work connects the dots between Black struggle, enterprise, and empowerment—tracing a path from the streets of Baltimore to the resilient heart of West Africa. In Black Blueprint, Glover weaves personal experiences with sharp cultural and political commentary to offer a global perspective on the enduring spirit of Black people. With raw honesty and deep insight, he explores themes of media ownership, entrepreneurship, displacement, and diaspora—while proposing bold solutions rooted in legacy, economic empowerment, and Pan-African connection. “This book is a call to action,” says Glover. “It’s time we recognize the global ties that bind us and reclaim the power of our narrative—on both sides of the Atlantic.” Doni Glover is best known as the founder of BMORENews.com and the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards, which have honored over 2,900 Black entrepreneurs across nine U.S. cities. His work spans radio, television, print, and digital media. Black Blueprint adds to his growing body of work, which includes Unapologetically Black, I Am Black Wall Street, and Journapreneur. The official book launch will coincide with the BMORE Black Business EXPO on Saturday, September 6, 2025 (10a-2p) at the Downtown Cultural Arts Center), where Glover will sign books and speak about the importance of Black-led media and international solidarity.  RSVP to bmoreblackbusinessexpo.eventbrite.com  Purchase Information Available in paperback on Amazon and Barnes & Noble beginning September 6, 2025.

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