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Posted inBaltimore News

Is the Mosby-Neverdon Race for Real?

by Special to the AFROJuly 30, 2014January 25, 2022

Democratic candidate Marilyn Mosby (l), and Independent candidate Russell Neverdon. Now that the primary election in Baltimore has proclaimed Marilyn Mosby the Democratic candidate for City State’s Attorney, a race that […]

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Opinions Range on Housing Immigrant Children

by Special to the AFROJuly 30, 2014January 25, 2022

The push to find homes for hundreds of unaccompanied Central American immigrant children increases as Maryland leaders search to find a solution to the current immigration crisis. The prevailing thought […]

Posted inWashington D.C. News

Delaware State University Hosts 2nd Annual HBCU Philanthropy Symposium

by Special to the AFROJuly 30, 2014January 25, 2022

The keynote speaker this year was Johnny C. Taylor Jr. The Delaware State University Division of Institutional Advancement recently hosted a number of regional HBCUs at its second annual Historically […]

Posted inWashington D.C. News

The Unordinary Ordinary Person Of The Summer Of 1964

by Special to the AFROJuly 30, 2014January 25, 2022

Carl Se-Keung ‘Imiola’ Young Over fifty summers have come and gone since the summer of 1964 in Mississippi. That summer over a 1,000 mostly young people rode down to Mississippi […]

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Why Conservatives Don’t Trust the Media – One Victim’s Story

by Special to the AFROJuly 23, 2014January 25, 2022

July 7th was the first time I attended a protest, and I was shocked by what I saw. I am a conservative married to a Mexican woman, and have children […]

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Straight-Up Talk about Testosterone

by Special to the AFROJuly 23, 2014January 25, 2022

It’s almost impossible to turn on the TV or open a newspaper (or website) without hearing about testosterone deficiency in men. We’re barraged with information that ranges from scientifically correct […]

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Secretary Kerry Holds the Key to End Racial Discrimination at the World Bank

by Special to the AFROJuly 23, 2014January 25, 2022

Dr. Jim Yong Kim as the first minority president of the World Bank The World Bank has no equivalent in the United States as far as institutionalized discrimination goes. To […]

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Prince George’s County Council Approves MGM Project

by Special to the AFROJuly 23, 2014January 25, 2022

An artist’s rendering of the MGM National Harbor project. The Prince George’s County’s Council approved plans July 21 to complete a $925 million MGM Resorts International, National Harbor project that […]

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Thoughtfulness in the Midst of Crisis

by Special to the AFROJuly 16, 2014January 25, 2022

U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson We are in the midst of a humanitarian crisis that has left more than 52,000 children, many without their parents, in limbo at America’s borders. […]

Posted inBaltimore News

Candidates Agree: Community Connections a Priority

by Special to the AFROJuly 16, 2014January 25, 2022

Former prosecutor Marilyn Mosby says her recent win over incumbent Gregg Bernstein in the race for Baltimore City State’s Attorney won’t change her presence on the streets of Baltimore City. […]

Posted inAfro Briefs

Why We Text and Drive

by Special to the AFROJuly 9, 2014January 25, 2022

While sitting at the light on a backed-up Los Angeles freeway exit ramp one morning, I noticed that one out of every three drivers getting onto the freeway on the […]

Posted inSenator Cardin's Announcements

ADVISORY/MONDAY: In the Wake of Hobby Lobby Decision, Cardin to Visit Greater Baden Medical Center to Discuss Women’s Health (7/7 1:30PM)

by Special to the AFROJuly 3, 2014January 25, 2022

For Immediate Release CONTACT: Sue Walitsky 202-224-4524 July 3, 2014   *** MEDIA ADVISORY ***   In the Wake of Hobby Lobby Decision, Cardin to Visit Greater Baden Medical Center to Discuss Women’s […]

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