The Baltimore Times

01/10/2025

Although the chronic disease of addiction can grip people in different ways despite age, educational background or race, recovery is possible. Getting needed treatment, establishing a support system, maintaining hope, embracing resilience , and staying determined TO grow are five important components of recovery. Mental health experts, Najamah Davis, owner of Najamah Davis Counseling Services, and Casondra Burkley, owner of Conquering the Obstacles of Painful Experiences, provide professional insight into recovery in a second part of a National Recovery Month series.

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30/09/2025

Each October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month offers a designated time to increase awareness about breast cancer; promote early detection through screenings; share resources raise funds for research and support services; and educate the public about the need for treatment.

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30/09/2025

Baltimore will host a gathering with both national reach and deep local impact on Sunday, October 19, 2025, when I Love My HBCU? presents UnPoliticized Blackness: A Brunch at the Frederick Douglass–Isaac Myers Maritime Park. The event is designed to raise funds for the PowerMyFuture Fund, which clears final tuition balances that often prevent HBCU […]
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Baltimore will host a gathering with both national reach and deep local impact on Sunday, October 19, 2025, when I Love My HBCU? presents UnPoliticized Blackness: A Brunch at the Frederick Douglass–Isaac Myers Maritime Park. The event is designed to raise funds for the PowerMyFuture Fund, which cl...

29/09/2025

In the world of literature and journalism, there isn’t much Andrea Blackstone hasn’t accomplished. From newspaper reporting to authoring numerous fictional novels, to producing dazzling artistic renditions – Blackstone is a multifaceted author, historian, award-winning journalist and storyteller. And her latest literary work is nothing short of inspirational.

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27/09/2025

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27/09/2025

Best Dance Troupe
Best of BLACK Baltimore, 2023 and 2024 .

Fearless Dance Empire

26/09/2025

Rest in Peace to the legendary activist and revolutionary - Assata Shakur

Shakur, born JoAnne Deborah Byron on July 16, 1947, in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens, New York, was the sister of fellow Black liberation movement icon Mutulu Shakur, who died in 2023 at 72, and the godmother and step-aunt of late legendary rapper and actor Tupac Shakur, whose mother, Afeni, w...

22/09/2025

September offers a dedicated time to highlight issues and people within the recovery community and reminds others that recovering from addiction is possible. However, it is critical to dive into substance use from a comprehensive perspective. Recovery is an issue that touches every corner of the map and nearly every group.

Read More: https://baltimoretimes-online.com/health/2025/09/19/reinforce-hope-for-addiction-recovery-increase-education-about-addiction-lives-it-touches/

21/09/2025

George Edward Franklin, III, is a walking miracle. The seventy-one-year-old who underwent his successful kidney transplant on November 4, 1975, is the oldest living African American with the same kidney transplant in the nation. Franklin was informed that organ transplants were still considered rare and experimental when he initially received his life-saving gift. Post Sponsored by Donate Life Maryland

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20/09/2025

"Hello everyone, my “lands of mercy!” Last week was fun and interesting, and I promise the upcoming weeks will be fun as well. If you follow my lead, I’ll keep your butt busy and having a lot of fun. Honey child, I got some stuff lined up for you. I am very excited about my new book and how many people have purchased it, telling me how much they have been enjoying the pictures and stories. "

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