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Frustrated with the lack of accessibility and options, Randallstown native Rumbidzai Mangwende decided to start EthosSphere, an online beauty marketplace that sells a variety of skin care, makeup and hair products for women of color.
- The three animators are working on projects that showcase underrepresented and undiscovered artists.
- Brett Michael Lockley returns to Baltimore this week as part of the touring production of the Broadway musical “Ain’t Too Proud.”
- Derrick Adams, whose work has been recognized worldwide, will launch a cultural center in Baltimore. Named Black Baltimore & Digital Space, it will open in the next five years in Waverly in North Baltimore.
- Clarksville Youth Care Group, a non-profit organization. has donated more than 1,400 protective kits to teachers at 62 schools
- Dominiece Clifton, CEO/Founder of Move & Still, used a grant from CLLCTIVLY to help start her health and wellness business.
- Qi Shi will launch Loyola’s Center for Equity, Leadership and Social Justice in Education in July.
- Nearly 25 years ago, the late Rep. Elijah Cummings worked with the Baltimore Jewish Council to create the Elijah Cummings Youth Program, two-year fellowship program offered to rising juniors in high school who live or go to school in Maryland’s 7th congressional district.
- Laura Johnson was named senior vice president and chief innovation and data research officer for the United Way of Central Maryland earlier this year.
- Crosse debuted last week on the show as cop Tanisha Carling although she’s pretty tight lipped about the particulars of the character.
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- After a five-month wait, the Ravens are finally starting to get back to game speed. Quarterback Lamar Jackson is among Baltimore's six most interesting people to follow.
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