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Md. Lawmakers Consider Bill on Funding Equity for HBCUs

The Maryland Senate is preparing to hear arguments around a measure which would ensure funding equity for the state’s four historically Black colleges and universities.    The Senate Budget and Taxation Committee has scheduled a hearing on Tuesday, March 7 for SB 712, the Blount-Rawlings-Britt HBI Comparability Program. The bill would ensure that the four […]

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Chloe Designer’s Swan Song in Paris; Fashion Gets Political

PARIS (AP) — Solange Knowles was among the fashion, film and music industry stars out for British designer Clare Waight Keller’s swan song at Chloe at Paris Fashion Week Thursday. But politics also was in the air with France’s culture minister saying the rise of nationalism could threaten Paris’ multicultural fashion industry. Some highlights: CHLOE […]

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The Sessions Cloud Expands over Beleaguered Trump Administration

Should U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions resign – or be forced to step down from leading the Justice Department? Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks during a news conference at the Justice Department in Washington, Thursday, March 2, 2017. Sessions said he will recuse himself from a federal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 White […]

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Legislative Black Caucus Seeks Reform of Drug, Bail Laws

The Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland recently met with Attorney General Brian Frosh to discuss how to protect Maryland citizens from predatory drug companies engaged in price-gouging, and ending the cash-for-freedom bail system. Andy Pierre, Executive Director of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland (LinkedIn Photo) Cash Bail The state of Maryland spends a significant […]

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Baltimore City Council Seeking Control of City Police Department from State

Baltimore City Council members are asking the state of Maryland to give them direct control of Baltimore City Police Department policies. Councilman Brandon Scott stands with Council Colleagues, Delegate Curt Anderson, No Boundaries Coalition, CASA De Maryland and Community Mediation in support of House Bill 1504 which would make the Baltimore Police Department a city […]

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RAMBLING ROSE

Hello my dear friends. My God, how are you enjoying this beautiful weather? I mean, check it out. No snow shovels in Dec., Jan. or Feb., can you believe this? I think it is wonderful. Rev. Dr. Ruth Travis, a 1963 graduate of Edmondson High School, is celebrating 30 years in the Pastoral Ministry and […]

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