Baltimore has been investing youth programming, including late night programs, summer camps, teen jobs, sports, after school programs, etc. Homicides in the city are down 40%, with steep drops in robberies, carjackings, and shootings. This should be talked about more.
Veteran R&B and soul singer Angie Stone has tragically passed away at 63 in a tragic car accident. Her career spanned decades, beginning with The Sequence, the first all-female group signed to Sugar Hill Records, where their iconic hit "Monster Jam" helped define early Southern rap. Stone later achieved solo success with her 1999 album Black Diamond, featuring the hit "No More Rain (In This Cloud)," and continued to release influential albums such as Mahogany Sun.
A three-time Grammy nominee, Stone collaborated with music legends like D'Angelo, Prince, and Macy Gray, while also showcasing her acting talents in The Hot Chick and Chicago on Broadway. Her contributions to R&B, soul, and hip hop will continue to inspire. She is survived by her son Michael, daughter Diamond, and two grandchildren.
Joy Reid’s exit from The ReidOut is yet another Black woman losing her solo anchor spot at MSNBC. No one can deny her impact—she amplified Black voices, told hard truths, & shaped political discourse. Wishing her success in what’s next. Thank you, Joy! ✊🏿 https://t.co/cM3KJ3F9aI
Rest in peace to Howard graduate, classically trained pianist, songwriter, singer, & the first artist to ever win a Grammy for Record of the Year in two consecutive years, Miss Roberta Flack. Her & her fellow songwriter Donny Hathaway are now reunited.
Trayvon Martin.
He should be turning 30 today.
30.
He should have 3 decades behind him and be planning for more.
My heart goes out to his parents and family.
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