(BALTIMORE – February 12, 2026) – In my world of media, Dr. Tyrone Taborn is a living legend. He is one of the largest melanated print publishers in the world. He publishes several magazines, including Black Engineer. His roots include Chicago, Los Angeles, and, interestingly, Tulsa’s Black Wall Street. He came to Baltimore, and thanks to people like Billy Murphy, Esq., he stayed. And he built. Today, he and his queen of a wife, Jean Hamilton, own and operate one of America’s greatest gems, Career Communications Group (CCG). Located on Pratt Street, those offices are a part of Baltimore’s Black History that many overlook. Think about it. A business in Baltimore on the harbor with a 40-year track record. And it’s run by a brother. That’s not just Black History — that’s a world-class demonstration of resilience, tenacity, and the indomitable spirit for freedom. In this case, digital freedom. You could call “Doc” a digital freedom fighter who, for the last 40 years, has fought so that communities with people who look like him have the same access to digital technology as every other community in America. Doc is also an advocate for the Latino community. That’s why he publishes Hispanic Engineer. In all, between his books, his ventures, travel, and producing 40 years of conventions that have featured Fortune 100 CEOs, Admirals, and Generals — this man is on fire. Baltimore should be so very proud of this man. He has been fighting for us in spaces we know nothing about. Quantum physics and 8″ wafer technology, data centers in space, algorithmic precarity — these are topics that Doc wants our young people exposed to at an early age. Lauryn Hill said it best on her album cover: “In my travels all over the world, I have come to find that the only thing that differentiates one child from another is not ability, but access. Access to education, access to opportunity, access to love.” Thank you, Doc, for 40 years of a liberating love for digital freedom to destroy digital apartheid. BEYA40: The Conference That Proves the Point And today — February 12, 2026 — that 40-year mission comes full circle as the BEYA STEM Conference opens at the Baltimore Convention Center and Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor for its landmark 40th year. The theme is unmistakable: Excellence comes with responsibility. BEYA40 is not just a conference. It is a convergence — HBCU engineering deans, Fortune 500 employers, military leaders, pre-college students, educators, and seasoned STEM professionals all under one roof, all pushing toward the same goal: ensuring that the future of innovation is as diverse as the nation it serves. The Man Behind the Movement Tyrone D. Taborn’s journey to this moment is extraordinary by any measure. A Cornell University alumnus who majored in government, he was one of 32 academic scholars honored with membership in the prestigious Telluride Association and a member of the Senior Honor Society “Quill and Dagger.” In 1978, he served as the first LBJ…
Watch full video on YouTube
Join this channel to get access to perks: Let us know in … Watch full video on YouTube
Bmore We Need You! Please share . Join The Flywire on Thanksgiving Eve and bring a TOY . Enjoy a Cocktail, tasty eats, and great music…
Politics
Featured Videos
The Doni Glover Show on STEMCITYUSA. The views expressed are those of the host and not STEMCITYUSA. Join this channel … Watch full video on YouTube
(BALTIMORE – February 1, 2026) — Another national win is coming to Charm City. Visit Baltimore and the National Coalition of Black Meeting Professionals have announced…
(BALTIMORE – February 1, 2026) – A young, wise soldier said to me yesterday: “I have never seen politics fix the ‘hood.” It stopped me dead…
After losing 211,000 followers to platform suppression, this Baltimore publisher turned his pain into doctoral research—and now a Congresswoman is…
(BALTIMORE – December 13, 2025) – On an early December evening, the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Museum provided an inspiring…
You may have missed
(BALTIMORE – February 3, 2026) – Baltimore’s best-dressed couple? Easily! Not putting anyone down, but…
(BALTIMORE – February 3, 2026) – Some people let their past define them. Shanny Young…
(BALTIMORE – February 1, 2026) – You want to talk about Black History? Let’s talk…
(BALTIMORE – February 1, 2026) – BMORENews is excited to announce the pilot episode of…
Trending News
Advertisement
(BALTIMORE – November 9, 2025) — The West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) will host a Neighborhood Planning Meeting on Saturday, November 15, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at…
(WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 25, 2025) – Today, on National Medal of Honor Day, Congressman Kweisi Mfume (MD-07) announced the introduction of a pair of bills to commemorate the life and legacy of African American Mess Attendant Doris ‘Dorie’ Miller. During the attack on Pearl Harbor, Mess Attendant Miller manned an anti-aircraft gun and downed enemy planes, despite the fact that the racially segregated steward’s branch of the Navy was not trained to use anti-aircraft guns. Congressman Mfume’s bills seek to award the Medal of Honor and a Congressional Gold Medal to Mess Attendant Miller. “Today is ‘Dorie Miller Day’…
(BALTIMORE — March 25, 2025) — The State of Maryland’s West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) awards millions in grant funding for its 15-year revitalization strategy to transform the West North Avenue corridor in West Baltimore. In this second round of funding, more than $6.5 million was distributed among 19 recipients, including minority, women, veteran, and returning citizen-led businesses. Chad Williams, Executive Director of WNADA, stated, “These awards will stimulate economic growth and improve community services in West Baltimore. The State’s RFQ opportunity enables our small and local communities to build stronger neighborhoods and become more resilient.” Among the projects…
As Baltimore nears the 10th anniversary of the Freddie Gray Unrest, The Freddie Gray Chronicles revisits the events that shook … Watch full video on YouTube
By Sharday Urtarte, Editor-in-Chief Nefertiti Network (WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 25, 2025) – March Madness is here—a time when college basketball dominates the sports world, showcasing the talent and resilience of student-athletes nationwide. But beyond the on-court spectacle, what does this moment mean for Black student-athletes in today’s evolving NCAA landscape? The Changing NCAA Landscape Recent legislative shifts—ranging from changes in NIL policies to the rollback of affirmative action and the dismantling of DEI programs—are reshaping the experience of Black athletes. These policies don’t just impact recruitment; they influence financial opportunities, mental health, and the overall culture of college sports. The…
We are counting down to April 5th. Make sure you register for our “How To Sell Your Home Workshop.” We will discuss everything from getting the right market value for your home, estate sales, staging, and more. Space is limited. I hope to see you on April 5th in Owings Mills, MD. RSVP HERE
“It was great celebration for a man who has always given so much to so many.” – Meshelle Howard (BALTIMORE – March 24, 2025) – The political maneuvers and obstacles Ricky Smith had to navigate while running BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport would leave many in awe. For those who don’t know, Ricky is Black—and unapologetically so. A proud son of Baltimore, he hails from Whitelock and Brookfield in Reservoir Hill, a community that demands resilience, grit, and excellence from those who emerge from it. Ricky embodies that spirit, representing his family, community, city, and state on the world stage. Tonight, the…
Ricky is headed to run the busiest airport in the world, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta. Kudos! Bravo! Watch full video on YouTube
This week on NPL Legal Dish: *Lebron James SUED for stealing? Shocking Rez Ball Movie Lawsuit Explained *Saquon Barkley’s … Watch full video on YouTube
(BALTIMORE – March 24, 2025) – Baltimore and the world are approaching the 10th anniversary of the Freddie Gray Unrest, a moment that catapulted Penn-North into the international media spotlight. On April 12, 2015, Gray was arrested at Gilmor Homes in my beloved Sandtown community for allegedly carrying an illegal switchblade. The world watched the footage repeatedly—three Baltimore police officers taking Gray down, one driving a knee into his back. He was clearly injured and unable to walk, yet we saw him being dragged to a police van instead of receiving medical attention. Notably, those officers were white. A decade…
Tune in on weekdays for the latest in politics, business, and community. This show is produced by BMORENews.com and … Watch full video on YouTube
Ukraine Conflict
