Maryland Reparations Bill: How Corporate Slavery Wealth Influenced Wes Moore’s Veto

(RANDALLSTOWN – May 10, 2025) – DEAR COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDER: Three years ago, I started and chaired VOTE4MORE, a grassroots effort to expand the number of Council districts in Baltimore County. Let’s make history together over the next two weeks as we recommend the new map to grow from 7 to 9 County Council seats, and diversify Baltimore County’s governing body to include more minorities and women.   Please encourage others you know to attend one or both of the final two Baltimore County Redistricting Commission public hearings. Since both hearings will be held “in person” only, not virtually, you must…

Sat., June 14, 2025, 1 – 8 pm, Penhurst Park

Donate by mailing your check to: COMMITTEE TO ELECT SEAN A. STINNETT P.O. Box 67020 Baltimore, MD 21215-9998 or donate online at: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/knockitoutthepark Delegate Sean A. Stinnett has been a dedicated member of the Maryland House of Delegates since March 3, 2025. He serves on the Judiciary Committee, including its Criminal Law and Procedure Subcommittee and Family and Juvenile Law Subcommittee. He is also an active member of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland and the Maryland Veterans Caucus. For more information, visit: https://www.seanstinnett.com/

Visit https://www.seanstinnett.com/ Delegate Sean A. Stinnett has been a dedicated member of the Maryland House of Delegates since March 3, 2025. He serves on the Judiciary Committee, including its Criminal Law and Procedure Subcommittee and Family and Juvenile Law Subcommittee. He is also an active member of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland and the Maryland Veterans Caucus.

Need money for college? Visit https://www.seanstinnett.com/ Delegate Sean A. Stinnett has been a dedicated member of the Maryland House of Delegates since March 3, 2025. He serves on the Judiciary Committee, including its Criminal Law and Procedure Subcommittee and Family and Juvenile Law Subcommittee. He is also an active member of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland and the Maryland Veterans Caucus.

(BALTIMORE – April 7, 2025) – The Sandtown-Winchester Community Collective is honored to present FREDDIE GRAY: The Aftermath on Sunday, April 27, 2025, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the historic Sharon Baptist Church, located in the heart of Sandtown. April 27th marks ten years since the Freddie Gray uprising—an unforgettable moment that shook Baltimore and the nation. Whether you call it unrest, riots, or a reckoning, it was a turning point. This unique gathering will feature two powerful panels of community leaders who stepped up in the aftermath and have remained committed to driving change ever since. Stay connected with…

(WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 31, 2025) – Today, Rep. Kweisi Mfume, Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Government Operations, and Rep. Gerald E. Connolly, Ranking Member of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, sent a letter to Amber F. McReynolds, Chair of the United States Postal Service’s Board of Governors (the Governors), escalating Congress’s concerns that DOGE is attempting to actively undermine the stability and integrity of the Postal Service.  In their letter, the Ranking Members call for an immediate briefing from the Chair and Vice Chair of the Governors after the sudden departure of former Postmaster General Louis DeJoy directly…

(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 20, 2025) – Today marked a powerful resurgence of energy and attention on Sandtown, signaling a long-overdue commitment to revitalization and community engagement. This renewed focus, spearheaded by key leaders at the state and city levels, is breathing new life into a neighborhood that has too often been overlooked. At the state level, Senator Antonio Hayes has been a masterful force in assisting Tracey Malone and directing over $28 million toward the redevelopment of West North Avenue, a vital corridor that runs through Sandtown. This investment is more than just numbers on a page—it represents a tangible…