(COLUMBIA, MD – October 20, 2025) – On Saturday, October 25, 2025, the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center will host a transformative evening of theater and truth-telling as 4SistersLIVE presents “It’s Not A Man’s World!”, a powerful one-woman stage play starring Dr. Marty K. Casey. Dr. Casey, a playwright, founder, and global peace advocate from St. Louis, Missouri, delivers a compelling performance that tackles critical issues facing women today, including missing women and human trafficking. Through personal storytelling and advocacy, the production offers a message of resilience, healing, and hope that promises to bring both tears and transformation. “It’s Not A…

(JACKSONVILLE, FL – October 12, 2025) – Nationally renowned civil rights attorneys Ben Crump and Harry Daniels have been retained to represent Erika McGriff, the unarmed Jacksonville mother violently arrested in front of her daughter by a police officer outside of her daughter’s school, IDEA Charter School on October 7. In recently released video footage, the officer can be seen punching McGriff, throwing her to the ground, pinning her by her neck with his knee, and yanking her hair as she cries out in pain. In the video audio, McGriff says “help” or “I can’t breathe” more than twenty times. Attorney…

Reclaiming the Narrative — From Africa to Virginia’s “Paper Genocide” (BALTIMORE – October 5, 2025) – Following the science, it has long been the general notion that humanity began in Africa. The San Bushmen of Namibia in Southern Africa are said to possess the oldest DNA on earth. From there, humankind is believed to have migrated outward to populate the globe. If that’s the case, then the African — the original human — is indigenous to every land on this planet. Yet here in America, the story has been reduced to a single narrative: that melanated people with 175 to…

(BALTIMORE – October 5, 2025) – Peace and blessings, family. Recently, I received an email from a brother who’s been faithfully watching our Indigenous Series. In his words, the discussions sometimes feel “romantic, fragmented, or inconclusive,” and that all the “neo-intellectualism” might leave some folks scratching their heads. First off, I appreciate that kind of feedback — because that’s exactly what this platform is about: dialogue. We don’t have to agree on everything, but we do have to keep talking — openly, honestly, and with love for truth. Let me be clear: this series was never designed to hand out…

(PIKESVILLE – October 12, 2025) – Maybe they are wrong about this — but they probably aren’t. With the drop-off in vaccination rates for both children and adults, many experts are predicting that the next seven to nine months could bring an epidemic of illness. By May or June of 2026, we may be looking back at a devastating public health nightmare. I hope not, but we’ll see. Vaccines aren’t perfect, and as with any medical treatment, there can be side effects. But overwhelmingly, vaccines are safe and effective. That’s why smallpox, polio, tetanus, rabies, and a host of other…

(BALTIMORE – October 2, 2025) – About ten years ago, BMORENews.com produced a “Black Indian” video — a labor of love rooted in my lifelong fascination with Native American history. Since childhood, I’ve been drawn to the Indigenous story. My father used to speak about his grandmother, Mollie Morton of South Boston, Virginia. He would say, “She could carry a bucket of water in each hand and one on her head and never spill a drop.” That’s oral tradition. Today, an entire generation of young people is rediscovering that tradition, digging deeply into Indigenous ancestry. Many don’t connect with Africa, Africans,…

(BALTIMORE – September 26, 2025) – Over the past several months, BMORENews.com has been blessed with an overwhelming response to our Indigenous series on YouTube. While we continue to cover a wide range of topics—from business and politics to community news—it is clear that this series has struck a deep chord with our audience. Many people are seeking this type of content, and we are committed to bringing it to them with consistency and integrity. By the Numbers The response isn’t just anecdotal—it’s measurable. In the past 28 days alone, the BMORENews YouTube channel: Earned 73,983 views (63K more than…

Concert mode: UNLOCKED 🔓 3-time Grammy-award winning artist, Common, is headlining our Centennial Benefit concert – and we guarantee you won’t want to miss it. Join us on October 11 at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall to catch Common’s iconic performance: uwcm.org/concert Thank you to our media partners WJZ | CBS News Baltimore and The AFRO-American Newspapers 🎥 Thank you to our sponsors CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, Associated Black Charities, and BlueSKY Collaborative Partners!

(BALTIMORE – September 8, 2025) – I want to take a moment to salute and appreciate every single one of my YouTube Members. You didn’t just hit “Subscribe” — you decided to invest in this work, in this voice, and in this mission. That means the world. 💯 Special thanks to our members: Bronze Members Bella Burroughs Pretty Black The Reconstruction Report Cheron Turner BlakBodhisattva2 Emperesse 444 🪷🏹 Roderick Ensley Stellaaaaaa?! Elohim’s Creation Ty Sherry Mitchell MrsATLien Stan 👽🤑 Bruce M2 Zakiya Alake Moni Noni SonicK King Cynthia Boykin (welcome back!) STEMCityUSA Lynn Bowens Gold Member Alex Green (holding it…

Since the dawn of civilization, combat sports have mirrored the struggle of life itself—mano y mano, one against one. From the ancient coliseums where gladiators fought for glory, to modern arenas where champions are made and legends fall, the boxing ring remains one of the purest stages of human competition. It is here, under the bright lights and the roar of the crowd, that warriors step forward knowing only one will leave victorious. The question is timeless, as old as sport itself: who will win? (BALTIMORE – August 30, 2025) – In 1829, Mexico elected a Black president: Vicente Guerrero.…