Special thanks to Diane Bell’s Opportunity Connections, G. Grant Griffin Media Group, Sanjay Thomas Allstate Insurance, Attorney J. Wyndal Gordon, Simple Wellness Day Spa, Edible Arrangements – Govans, Tylino’s Caribbean Restaurant, Next Phaze Cafe, Georgia Peach, Rabbit’s MD Crab Soup, and the MD-Washington Minority Companies Association (MWMCA). (BALTIMORE – July 2, 2025) – First, let me thank God for allowing me to see my 60th birthday. I don’t take it for granted—not one bit. Some counted me out along the way, but God had other plans. Even in my failures, shortcomings, and bad decisions, His faithfulness never wavered. Without Him,…

(BALTIMORE – June 23, 2025) – If the government can help rich white guys, then it should help everybody else, too. Let’s be clear: Governor Wes Moore’s $400 million investment in Maryland’s Just Communities is not radical, socialist, or unjust. It’s long overdue. And frankly, it’s common sense. These funds are aimed at reversing the long, ugly legacy of redlining, displacement, and disinvestment in Black, brown, and underserved communities across the state. We’re talking about neighborhoods that for decades were intentionally held back by public policy—where highways were dropped into the middle of Black neighborhoods, where banks refused loans, and…

(BALTIMORE, MD – June 13, 2025) — Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) Board of Directors proudly announce the appointment of Otis Rolley as the next President and Chief Executive Officer of BDC, effective June 23, 2025. A veteran of Baltimore government with national acclaim, Rolley becomes the first African American man to lead the city’s economic development agency, succeeding Colin Tarbert. A longtime Baltimore resident, Rolley brings deep local roots and extensive national experience. He previously served as the city’s first Deputy Housing Commissioner, Director of Planning, and Chief of Staff to the Mayor. Beyond…

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…