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Sean Yoes

West Baltimore
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Imani Bilal and `The Beauty of Enough’

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By Sean Yoes
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Groundbreaking artist continues to transcend barriers with her latest exhibit in Brooklyn By Sean Yoes Special to the AFRO “Overwork, overgiving … self betrayal and not keeping enough to yourself, for yourself,” is how Imani Bilal describes a recurring theme in her life and the often obstinate muse for her latest art exhibit, “The Beauty of Enough.” “It challenges this … I call it the quiet expectation of giving to the point of exhaustion–you know what I mean?
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Cherry Hill celebrates Madeline Wheeler Murphy Day

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By Sean Yoes
| Afro-American Newspapers Verified
By Sean Yoes Special to the AFRO The crowd gathered for the second annual “Madeline Wheeler Murphy Day” was silent inside the darkened Baum Auditorium at Medstar Harbor Hospital as they listened intently to a warrior woman from another time speak truth to power. “The students whether they were Black, whether they were White, or whether they were polka dotted. It was wrong for them to take over a university,” bellowed the Rev.
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!Front Page Baltimore News Archives

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By Sean Yoes, Tashi McQueen
| Afro-American Newspapers Verified
Many Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. customers are seeing extreme increases in their electric bills this month, prompting calls for the Maryland Public Service Commission to do away with the multiyear rate plans that have led to excessive rate hikes.
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