The Black Leadership Circle is a new auxiliary group dedicated to providing a safe space for Black leaders in the Baltimore area, with a focus on uplifting the Black community and supporting a pipeline for leadership positions in the Black profession.
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A time to educate: The importance of civic studies in K-12 classrooms
Civics education in K-12 prepares students to live in a democracy, teaches them about their rights, encourages civic responsibility and helps create meaningful participation in society.
Posted in!Front Page Baltimore News
Register for AFRO Black Business Matters Free Virtual Expo 2024
The AFRO special section highlights the achievements and contributions of African Americans in various fields, including politics, business, arts, and sports.
Posted inLIFE & STYLE
Single In the City: Breaking up is hard– but not too hard to doÂ
Ericka Alston Buck offers ten tips for bouncing back from a breakup, including deleting contact information, deleting photos, and limiting interactions with mutual friends, to help you move on and become the best version of yourself.
Posted in2024 Elections
The AFRO endorses Angela Alsobrooks for U.S Senate
Angela Alsobrooks, a life-long Prince George’s County resident, is running to be the Democratic nominee in the race for Maryland’s representative in the U.S. Senate, promising to fight against matters that are disproportionately affecting minority communities across the nation.
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AFRO endorses incumbent Kweisi Mfume for U.S. Representative of Maryland’s 7th Congressional District
AFRO has endorsed incumbent Rep. Kweisi Mfume (D-Md.-07) for re-election in Maryland’s 7th Congressional District, citing his hard work and dedication to public service.
Posted inPrince George's County News
Prince George’s County officials implement juvenile curfew
Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks has implemented a juvenile curfew at National Harbor to address public safety concerns, requiring those 16 and younger to be accompanied by an adult between 5 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.
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Top five methods to prepare your child for pre-k and kindergarten
By Sabreen DawudSpecial to the AFRO The time leading up to a child’s enrollment into an academic institution is vital. While it is the responsibility of early education teachers to set the foundation for a child’s academic skill, it is also beneficial to begin introducing educational activities to children early on. From introducing acts of […]
Posted inBaltimore News
Expert advice: Michelle Singletary gives top tips for financial success
Michelle Singletary, a personal finance advisor and journalist, shares her top three money tips for Black children, young adults and people over 35, including having a budget, investing for your older self, limiting debt, and saving for retirement.
Posted inBUSINESS
Ask a CPA: Festina Manly-Spain speaks on inspiring the next generation of youth and finance professionals
Festina Manly-Spain is a Certified Public Accountant who works to foster generational wealth by exposing youth to finance topics and careers in the finance industry, while also advocating for diversity and inclusion in the finance industry.
Posted inBUSINESS
Investing is key to financial freedom–but why do so few know how?Â
Frances “Toni” Draper discusses the financial disparity between Black and White families, which can be addressed through education, financial literacy, and policies to ensure equal access to investment opportunities.
Posted inBUSINESS
Building healthy financial habits: It’s never too early to learn
Alexis Taylor, AFRO Managing Editor, shares her lessons learned about money over the years, including the importance of knowing your worth and sharing stories of financial failure to help others avoid the same mistakes.
