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Insightful Political Journalism
I deliver clear, thoughtful political analysis that cuts through noise and misinformation. My work centers on truth, accountability, and context—helping audiences understand not just what’s happening, but why it matters.
Champion for Social Equity
I amplify underrepresented voices and challenge systems that perpetuate inequality. Through reporting, commentary, and advocacy, I spotlight policies and narratives that affect marginalized communities.
Cultural Connector
I bridge politics, culture, and lived experience. By connecting social movements, media, and community voices, I help audiences see how culture influences power—and how power reshapes culture.
Empowerment Through Education
I believe informed communities are empowered communities. My work breaks down complex civic issues into understandable, actionable knowledge that inspires engagement and participation.
Mentorship and Leadership
I invest in the next generation of journalists, leaders, and changemakers—sharing lessons, tools, and pathways for those seeking to create impact through media and advocacy.
About The Baltimore Times
The Baltimore Times is one of the region’s most trusted and enduring African American media institutions—serving as a vital voice for Baltimore’s Black communities for decades.
Founded on the principle that our stories deserve to be told with accuracy, dignity, and power, The Baltimore Times has long documented the lived experiences, challenges, triumphs, and leadership of a community too often overlooked or misrepresented by mainstream media.
From local news and public policy to business, education, culture, health, and civic life, The Baltimore Times provides reporting that is community-rooted, culturally informed, and accountability-driven. It is not merely a news outlet—it is a community record, an advocate, and a platform for truth.
As media continues to evolve, The Baltimore Times remains committed to preserving its legacy while expanding its reach, relevance, and impact through digital storytelling, partnerships, and next-generation media infrastructure.
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Best of Black Baltimore
31 December, 2026The Best of Black Baltimore is The Baltimore Times’ monumental annual campaign to celebrate the business, culture, and excellence of Baltimore’s Black‑owned enterprises. Residents across the city nominate and vote for standout businesses and individuals in dozens of categories, creating deep community engagement and authentic loc...
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Best of Black Baltimore
The Best of Black Baltimore is The Baltimore Times’ monumental annual campaign to celebrate the business, culture, and excellence of Baltimore’s Black‑owned enterprises. Residents a...
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Five Years, One Conversation, and the Next 90 Days
Five years ago, when I released my memoir Leaving Large, I had no idea where that story would lead. Five years of writing. Five years of speaking. Five years of sitting with people in the truth of th...
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There Are Women In This Work
Much praise and respect is due to the many Black-led organizations where men are playing a pivotal role in community-based violence interruption. Without the work of returning citizens and leaders in ...
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Delores (DeDe) Duncan-White: A Woman of Exemplary Service Continues Family Legacy, ScholarshipBy Andrea Blackstone
Delores (DeDe) Duncan-White, Assistant Athletic Director of Academics for Student Athletes, U.S. Naval Academy, is a Women’s History Month maker on the move. Delores (DeDe) Duncan-White is in her ni...
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Expanding Boundaries International Accepting Applications for Ghana Study Tour 2026
Leticia Ababio Nortey, founder and executive director of Expanding Boundaries International, Inc. (EBI), empowers future generations with equitable access to cross-cultural and technological education...
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Remembering the Rev. Jesse Jackson
Reflecting on the passing of the Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr., Dr. Peter Bramble, Co-Founder of The Baltimore Times, recalled a moment forever etched in the history of America. The da...
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There Are Women In This Work
Much praise and respect is due to the many Black-led organizations where men are playing a pivotal role in community-based violence interruption. Without the work of returning citizens and leaders in ...
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Be More Positive with Hana Scott
When you think of Baltimore City leadership — the press conferences, the policy announcements, the viral “Mask up, shorty” moments — Brandon Scott often comes to mind. But lea...
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B’Well Baltimore: The Reset Brings Prevention, Rest, and Real Solutions to Southwest Baltimore
Southwest Baltimore sits in the heart of the city’s “Black Butterfly,” where history, access, and lived environment continue to shape health outcomes in visible—and preventable—ways. In this...
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Barbarajean “BJ” Shaneman — The Healer Who Rode Through Barriers
In every generation, there are freedom fighters whose names may never headline textbooks, yet their impact reshapes the very soul of justice. Barbarajean “BJ” Shaneman is one of those quiet giants...
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Black Family Wellness Expo Hosted by The Links, Inc, Annapolis Chapter
Well, my friends, it kind of looks like we are finished with the winter weather and start breaking out some Spring stuff. The few of you who enjoyed the winter weather with the snow and ice, heavy win...
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3 Days in Annapolis, Black Excellence on display in Maryland State Capitol
When many think of Annapolis, Maryland, they envision the State Capitol, the United States Naval Academy, the Alex Haley statue, and the Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum. But for the past three days, B...
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