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Making the painful history of Maryland lynchings more visible
The Maryland Lynching Memorial Project aims to recognize sites where racial terror lynchings took place in this state—to make them visible with sign markers, and to honor the victims through ceremonial practices.
New details in mysterious death of Baltimore Detective Sean Suiter revealed in Maryland State Police probe
A previously unreleased report from the Maryland State Police ruled Suiter’s death a suicide, yet questions and suspicions remain from the community.
The latest theories on how Rey Rivera died don’t point to the rooftop
As Netflix releases a new season of ‘Unsolved Mysteries,’ Jayne Miller, Taya Graham, and Stephen Janis break down the latest evidence in the mysterious death of Rey Rivera.
Walters Art Museum sends public Labor Day email criticizing staff for not unionizing quickly, yet refuses to recognize union
Organizers say the Walters could recognize the union at any time, but instead is delaying a union vote over a legal question that could exclude security personnel who are mostly people of color.
Baltimore’s Enoch Pratt Free Library workers move to unionize
All 22 locations of the Pratt Library system are included in the union drive, which is just the latest in a string of union campaigns sweeping Baltimore.
MOM’s Organic Market workers vote to unionize Baltimore-area store
Workers say the grocery retailer’s progressive branding belies understaffing, substandard wages, and dangerous COVID-19 policies.
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