South Carolina women’s basketball to face Coppin State in Baltimore in 2025
After Coppin State agreed in August to play at South Carolina, Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley confirmed they would return the ...
Baltimore leaders mourn loss of Mary Pat Clarke, city council's first female president
Mary Pat Clarke, the first woman to serve as City Council President, died Sunday, Nov. 10, according to The Banner​.
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'Disgusted' Baltimore Mayor's Viral Comments On How the Country 'Doesn't Deserve Black Women' Got Everyone Talking
"...they have carried this country and saved this country too many times and continue to be the most disrespected human ...
19-year-old arrested in connection to August shooting of teenage girl in Baltimore
Police have arrested a 19-year-old in connection to a northwest Baltimore shooting from August, officials say.Rashaad Wilson, ...
Baltimore Mayor Reacts To Kamala Harris Election Loss, ‘This Country Does Not Deserve Black Women'
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott stands in solidarity with Black women following Vice President Harris's election loss.
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Baltimore Remembers Mary Pat Clarke, Trailblazing First Female City Council President and Community Icon
Baltimore is mourning the loss of a beloved and historic figure: Mary Pat Clarke, the city's first woman to serve as City ...
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Black women at braiding shop share hopes and fears for the election
Inside Nadine’s Hair Braiding shop, Black women workers and clients discuss the issues motivating them this election, ...
Baltimore’s first female City Council president, Mary Pat Clarke, dies at 83
The first woman elected to serve as president of the Baltimore City Council, Mary Pat Clarke, died Sunday morning. She was 83 ...
SUN: Baltimore’s first female City Council president, Mary Pat Clarke, dies at 83
The first woman elected to serve as president of the Baltimore City Council, Mary Pat Clarke, died Sunday morning. She was 83 ...
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Baltimore’s first female City Council president, Mary Pat Clarke, dies at 83
The first woman elected to serve as president of the Baltimore City Council, Mary Pat Clarke, died Sunday morning. She was 83. Clarke was elected to the council in 1975 from District 2 ...