By Randallstown NAACP Branch #7032-B On behalf of the Executive Committee and under the leadership of Dr. Tekemia Dorsey, the Randallstown NAACP Branch #7032-B proudly announces the upcoming Baltimore County “County Executive Candidates” Town Hall — a vital civic engagement event designed to connect Baltimore County residents with the individuals seeking to lead the county’s […] The post Randallstown NAACP Branch #7032-B to host Baltimore County Executive candidates town hall appear...| AFRO American Newspapers
Coppin State University’s Health and Human Services Building now bears the name of Henrietta Lacks, honoring the Baltimore woman whose cells became the first immortal human cell line. The building, CSU’s largest academic facility, houses nursing, social work, criminal justice, and other programs, and was unveiled during a ceremony featuring CSU President Anthony L. Jenkins and civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump. The post Coppin State University names Health and Human Services Building a...| AFRO American Newspapers
The fourth annual Baltimore Together Summit will take place on Oct. 27, bringing together city leaders, entrepreneurs and community stakeholders to celebrate progress and discuss strategies for an inclusive economy. The gathering will spotlight achievements in Black-owned business growth, neighborhood revitalization and workforce development while unveiling the latest Baltimore Together 2025 Progress Report. The post 4th annual Baltimore Together Summit to spotlight strides in economic growth...| AFRO American Newspapers
By Karson Institute for Race, Peace and Social Justice The Karson Institute for Race, Peace and Social Justice marked its five-year anniversary with a VIP reception on Oct. 8 at Loyola Notre Dame Library, followed by a symposium on Oct. 9 at Loyola University Maryland. These events convened educators, officials and community leaders for reflection […] The post Karson Institute’s five-year anniversary celebration reflects on the past, looks ahead to the future appeared first on AFRO Americ...| AFRO American Newspapers
Discover the story of Laurel Cemetery, a forgotten burial ground for Black Baltimoreans. Learn about the efforts to restore its memory and honor those buried there.| AFRO American Newspapers
