Dante Barksdale, who some of you may know as “Tater,” is a Community Outreach Coordinator…
Wednesday, February 12. Vision 2020 Park Heights: A New Path Forward: A discussion about what…
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Read More →Wednesday, January 29. 2020 Baltimore City Candidates Forum: This forum will allow community members to…
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Read More →Wednesday, January 15. Hearing #1: Equity and Structure Committee: The Equity and Structure Committee will…
Read More →Lisa Snowden-McCray, Baltimore Beat editor-in-chief Last year I was asked to be a participant in…
Read More →The secret surveillance plane that flew over Baltimore throughout 2016 is coming back—and this time,…
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Government Meetings and Activist, Social Justice Events—12/11-12/18
Wednesday, December 11. Board of Estimates Meeting: Council President Scott will chair a meeting of…
Black Voters and the Paradox of Pete Buttigieg’s Closet
Pete Buttigieg is set to make an appearance on Thursday in Baltimore—a majority Black city with a storied Black queer history—and despite his best efforts and earnest attempts at empathy, nothing in…
Real Talk Tho Questionnaire: 7th Congressional District candidates respond
Maryland voters will have an important decision to make on February 4 when they pick who can best represent the 7th Congressional District—the congressional seat left vacant by the death of Rep.…
Climate of Vulnerability: What a recent prostitution sting reveals about Commissioner Harrison, policing, and sex work in Baltimore
On November 19, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison held a press conference to announce an important development. This time, he was not celebrating a major drug bust or outlining a new departmental…
“Black Women and Girls are in a State of Emergency”: An interview with Amorous Ebony
West Baltimore native Amorous Ebony is glamorously poised and muti-faceted. She is a musician, poet, model, acivist, organizer of Black Womyn Rising, and co-owner of Tightfisted Fashion (2114 N. Charles St. #100),…
Arts, Music, Food, Film, and More—12/6-12/12
Friday, December 6. R. House’s Birthday Bash: Special $3 drink menu with activities for all. Face painting, karaoke, scavenger hunt, balloon animals, and a special birthday bar. 6 p.m., R. House, 301…
Government Meetings and Activist, Social Justice Events—12/4-12/11
Wednesday, December 4. Community Conversation with the CEO – The Road to Kirwan: Join Dr. Sonja Santelises for a conversation with Dr. Brit Kirwan. Dr. Kirwan is leading a commission that is…
Arts, Music, Food, Film, and More—11/29-12/5
Friday, November 29. Bike Party: Pajamboree!: Bike ride with after party at Ottobar. 6:30-11:30 p.m., St. Mary’s Park, 600 N. Paca St. Planned Parenthood Fundraiser w/ Eze Jackson, Wume, Joe Keyes: All…
Drinks with Baltimore Beat: Men on Boats
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, Dec. 4. That’s when Baltimore Beat will be teaming up with Baltimore Center Stage (700 N. Calvert St.) for a happy hour and a free showing of…