Amari Apple

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Streamlining creative leadershipBaltimore is reimagining its approach to arts and culture with Mayor Brandon Scott’s establishment of the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (MOACE), a move designed to transform how the city nurtures its creative community. Announced during Scott’s State of the City address, MOACE represents a strategic pivot to consolidate oversight of Baltimore’s arts programs, events coordination, nightlife development, and film initiatives.

2 days ago | rollingout.com | Amari Apple

In a move that reveals the often-hidden dangers of reality television, championship boxer Claressa Shields has turned down an appearance on the popular reality show “Baddies” after producers refused her request for liability waivers. The Olympic gold medalist’s decision highlights growing concerns about participant safety in a genre known for manufacturing conflict. The boxer’s perspectiveAs one of boxing’s most decorated athletes, Shields understands physical confrontation better than most.

3 days ago | rollingout.com | Amari Apple

The passing of Pope Francis at the age of 88 has sent shockwaves through communities worldwide, particularly among African Americans who viewed him as a steadfast ally in the fight against racism. His advocacy for marginalized groups and his progressive stance on social issues made him a beloved figure, especially during a time when racial tensions are high in the United States. In 2022, Pope Francis made headlines when he publicly denounced racism as an “intolerable sin” for the first time.

4 days ago | rollingout.com | Amari Apple

In recent years, phrases like “Girl Math” and “Too pretty to work” have gained traction on social media platforms, particularly TikTok. These expressions, often used humorously, have sparked significant debate about their underlying misogynistic implications. While many women initially employed these phrases as ironic commentary on the challenges of modern life, the reality is that they can perpetuate harmful stereotypes and reinforce patriarchal norms.

5 days ago | rollingout.com | Amari Apple

In a recent meeting at the White House, President Donald Trump sparked significant controversy with an offhand remark that has raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. When discussing international affairs, Trump admitted, “I don’t know what that is,” in reference to the Congo. This statement has ignited discussions about his awareness of global issues, particularly as he has expressed interest in securing a mineral deal in the region.