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My latest book, Getting on Code is available today. It starts a powerful community conversation that I think is timely and necessary. Get your copy and let’s all Get on Code together.
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Aaron Maybin retweeted
People deserve the opportunity to practice their religion in peace.
Christian
Muslim
Jewish
Or anything else. Respectfully.
It shouldn't be a hard concept but I understand how hate and people work.
It's sad.
Why is it that u find your way to my mentions every election cycle when it’s time for u to grift again? I’ve made it clear several times in the past that I have no desire to dialogue with you. Keep your conversations over there with your people.
Replying to @AaronMMaybin
True. Ivan Bates just held a presser outlining that a law passed by Democrats in Annapolis in 2022 is the reason he can’t not bring justice to the family of the gentleman that was killed on his motorcycle last week.
Democrats make black communities less safe.
As a Black former NFL player myself, I disagree.
Replying to @AaronMMaybin
Brother if you didn’t know most black NFL are and been some prime time coons.. maybe it’s the CTE but they are not beating those allegations
To say you “don’t have political beliefs” is one of the most cowardice statements that a Black man could ever make. We can choose not to do politics if we want, but there’s no question about whether or not politics has been DOING us for generations. We gotta pick a side
Another night working on the new mural for Urban Reads Bookstore. How many of the heroes on the wall can you name? Come see it for yourself this Saturday at the book festival. #AaronMaybinArt
He looked amazing in the first quarter. It’s a different experience watching him create on the move. When he’s at his best he’s damn near unstoppable.
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My latest piece on the real reasons behind Baltimore’s historic reduction in violent crime.
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Now I know what @AaronMMaybin was working on that made us late watching our dragons…read and learn.
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My latest piece on the real reasons behind Baltimore’s historic reduction in violent crime.
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Art Activism in Washington DC for Juneteenth with @ColorOfChange When spiders unite they can tie down a Lion! #AaronMaybinArt #ArtActivism
Aaron Maybin retweeted
This, this, this, this.
At some point, we have to accept the fact that we are the new aunties and uncles now and we have to have as much say as the elders - and blame too.
bmorenews.com/afram-2026-don…
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What a great read. It's so annoying how they immediately jump to criminalizing and animalizing black youth. Me and a co-worker was just talking about how this situation was inevitable at an event as large as AFRAM. Mayor Scott is my guy, he champions the youth, but woefully overlooked them and dropped the ball on this one.
At some point, we have to accept the fact that we are the new aunties and uncles now and we have to have as much say as the elders - and blame too.
bmorenews.com/afram-2026-don…
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Maryland, tomorrow is Election Day if you didn’t vote early. Please go out and vote!
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this is really an amazing post from Mr Maybin re: AFRAM
a lot of this isn’t my business to comment on but I want to amplify someone who I think we know cares about this place in the right way.
i will comment though that criminalizing these kids doesn’t seem like the right way.
At some point, we have to accept the fact that we are the new aunties and uncles now and we have to have as much say as the elders - and blame too.
bmorenews.com/afram-2026-don…
At some point, we have to accept the fact that we are the new aunties and uncles now and we have to have as much say as the elders - and blame too.
bmorenews.com/afram-2026-don…
This week, we celebrated the accomplishments of our brothers at Green Street Academy & The SEED school for our end of year ceremony’s . It took a great deal of hard work to build out these programs this year. We experienced adversity, but our brothers rose to the occasion
























