On March 8th, it was announced that the St. John Baptist Church in Columbia, MD is holding COVID-19 vaccine clinics in hopes that this will improve vaccine equity. During a news conference at the church, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced a plan to stop inequities in vaccine distribution. County leaders plan to reduce access barriers by setting up clinics at houses of worship similar … Continue reading Howard County Utilizes St. John Baptist Church for COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics

In a Baltimore school, Augusta Fells Savage Institute of Visual Arts, a student with a GPA of 0.13 went through high school having skipped over 200 days of school and failed all of his classes except for three. Questions are arising as to why this student was able to go through high school performing poorly and missing so many days. People are also wondering why … Continue reading Problems Arise in a Baltimore City School

The Coronavirus first started to break out in November of 2019. The first reports came from Wuhan, China in Asia. We have been in quarantine since March 13 of last year which is when the outbreak officially started in America. Due to this quarantine, everything that is non-essential to our everyday lives has been cancelled or postponed. Throughout this quarantine period, we have all experienced different … Continue reading Coronavirus Relief Update

On International Women’s Day, the National Women’s Hall of Fame (NWHF) announced that Michelle Obama, along with eight other women, will be inducted into the NWHF on October 2, 2021. The inductees include Octavia Butler, Rebecca Halstead, Joy Harjo, Indra Nooyi, Emily Howland, Katherine Johnson, and Michelle Obama. According to CNN.com and the NWHF website, Obama “has emerged as one of the most influential and … Continue reading Michelle Obama To Be Inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame