Dr. Deborah Bailey is a Contributing Editor at AFRO. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a keen emphasis on culture and society, exploring topics such as civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social interest. Deborah's work has been featured in several publications, including the Worthing Herald, The Tennessee Tribune, North Dallas Gazette, Insight News, The AFRO-American Newspapers, The Triangle Tribune, and The St. Louis American.
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Deborah's coverage focuses on local government, politics, and community events in the Washington D.C. area. She covers a wide range of topics including civil rights, healthcare disparities, education, and police shootings.
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By: Deborah Bailey
Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy presents a $5.92 billion budget for FY 2027, addressing a deficit while prioritizing education, public safety, and economic growth.
By: Deborah Bailey
Prince George's County Council honors 25 women in leadership, service, and inspiration during Women's History Month ceremony.
By: Deborah Bailey
Equal Justice Now, in partnership with attorney Ben Crump, hosted a panel discussion at Bowie State University to discuss legal, social and civil rights issues, including bail reform and police responses to mental health crises.
By: Deborah Bailey
Dr. Jermaine Dawson appointed as new CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools with a focus on equity, academic excellence, and addressing student poverty.
By: Deborah Bailey
HBCUs form the Association of HBCU Research Institutions to enhance research capabilities, expand innovation, and influence research policy.
By: Deborah Bailey
Maryland Governor Wes Moore, leaders of the faith community and other state officials came together on May 6 to unveil a new highway marker recognizing the boys who died while in custody at the former House of Reformation for Colored Boys, now the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center.
By: Deborah Bailey
Maryland state Sen. Corey V. McCray urged graduates at University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s 139th spring commencement to embrace challenges and seize opportunities as they pursue success. The ceremony also celebrated UMES’s expanding academic programs, international growth and major investments under President Heidi Anderson.
By: Deborah Bailey
At Bowie State University’s spring commencement, a record-breaking class of 887 graduates celebrated earning their degrees as keynote speaker Michael Eric Dyson challenged students to “stay woke” by pursuing excellence, civic engagement and social responsibility. The historic ceremony came as the university faces an $18 million budget deficit and planned staff cuts, adding urgency and resilience to the celebration for many graduates.
