Black Wall Street
(BALTIMORE – October 14, 2026) – Family, I need to talk to you for a moment. This is really important. Every day, news happens, and somebody reports it. In Baltimore, people typically think of the mainstream television stations and the daily media outlets. At BMORENews.com, we come from a different perspective. We deliver the news through an Indigenous lens—one rooted in this community, with a vested interest, first and foremost, in its well-being and development. Why? Because we live here. We work here. We have families here. And we have businesses here. What happens to Baltimore happens to us, too.…
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There are certainly concerns about the state of Disadvantaged and Minority Business Enterprises (DBE & MBE) in Maryland, questioning whether Black-owned businesses receive a proportional share of contracts reflective of the state’s 30% Black population or merely a fraction.
He explores the journey of resilience, struggle, and triumph that led these individuals to establish a thriving community against all odds.
We celebrate Black entrepreneurs and professionals as well as the people who support them regardless of race.
The event will unite Black-owned businesses, thought leaders, and community members for a vibrant showcase of innovation, culture, and resilience.
(BALTIMORE – January 6, 2025) – I’d like to share some highlights from the Black Wall Street Empowerment Summit on Saturday, where I had the honor of participating in an award ceremony and listening to an incredible guest speaker panel. Key Takeaways: ++ Advocacy and Community Impact: We must stay committed to ensuring our local neighborhoods receive the resources and funding needed for healthy, thriving communities. + The Power of Networks: As Charlyn Nater shared, supporting one another in our journeys creates a full-circle process—what we give to our network comes back to us. She is passionate about advocating for…
(BALTIMORE – January 5, 2025) – Well, the word on the street is that we did it! We effectively kicked off 2025 with a powerhouse business networking and recognition event that celebrated some of our best and brightest in the DMV. (No, not just Baltimore!) Just having Carl Brown present was a treat. Carl runs the Washington, D.C. Small Business Development Center (DCSBDC) at Howard University, aka “the mecca”. On any given day, Carl helps a litany of business owners and entrepreneurs gain the footing they need in order to succeed. Whether it’s legal workshops or logos and trademarks, Carl’s…
(BALTIMORE – January 3, 2025) – Be sure to attend the Black Wall Street New Year EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT on Saturday, January 4, 2025, from 10 am to 2 pm at the Sankofa Children’s Museum of African Cultures at 4330 Pimlico Rd. This will be an inspiring event filled with workshops, speakers, networking opportunities, and, of course, the coveted Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards. This event is presented by BMORENews.com, the West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA), and Fulton Bank.1 pm Panel Discussion: Regional Economic Development,Ricky Smith (Moderator/CEO of BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport) Panelists include Dr. Tyrone Taborn (STEM CITY USA), Dewan Clayborn (Central MD Chamber), Sen.…
(BALTIMORE – January 3, 2025) – Be sure to attend the Black Wall Street New Year EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT on Saturday, January 4, 2025, from 10 am to 2 pm at the Sankofa Children’s Museum of African Cultures at 4330 Pimlico Rd. This will be an inspiring event filled with workshops, speakers, networking opportunities, and, of course, the coveted Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards. This event is presented by BMORENews.com, the West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA), and Fulton Bank. RSVP to BlackWallStreetSummit2025.eventbrite.com. The West North Avenue Development Authority Executive Director, Chad Williams, is delivering the keynote for tomorrow’s summit. He will also be a panelist on the Regional Economic Development…
(BALTIMORE – January 3, 2025) – Be sure to attend the Black Wall Street New Year EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT on Saturday, January 4, 2025, from 10 am to 2 pm at the Sankofa Children’s Museum of African Cultures at 4330 Pimlico Rd. This will be an inspiring event filled with workshops, speakers, networking opportunities, and, of course, the coveted Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards. This event is presented by BMORENews.com, the West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA), and Fulton Bank. RSVP to BlackWallStreetSummit2025.eventbrite.com. Michael Haynie will join the moderator and BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport CEO Ricky Smith and others to discuss Regional Economic Development at 1 pm. Who is Michael? Michael Haynie…
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