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Cover Stories, News & Opinion, News From The Beat

Climate of Vulnerability: What a recent prostitution sting reveals about Commissioner Harrison, policing, and sex work in Baltimore

On November 19, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison held a press conference to announce an…

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December 6, 2019
Art & Entertainment, News & Opinion

“Black Women and Girls are in a State of Emergency”: An interview with Amorous Ebony

West Baltimore native Amorous Ebony is glamorously poised and muti-faceted. She is a musician, poet,…

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December 6, 2019
Calendar

Government Meetings and Activist, Social Justice Events—12/4-12/11

Wednesday, December 4. Community Conversation with the CEO – The Road to Kirwan: Join Dr.…

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December 4, 2019
Calendar

Arts, Music, Food, Film, and More—11/29-12/5

Friday, November 29. Bike Party: Pajamboree!: Bike ride with after party at Ottobar. 6:30-11:30 p.m.,…

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November 29, 2019
Beat Events, Calendar

Drinks with Baltimore Beat: Men on Boats

Mark your calendar for Wednesday, Dec. 4. That’s when Baltimore Beat will be teaming up…

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November 29, 2019
Calendar

Government Meetings and Activist, Social Justice Events—11/27-12/4

Wednesday, November 27. Mayor’s Commission on Disabilities Meeting: The Board of the Mayor’s Commission on…

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November 27, 2019
Calendar

Arts, Music, Food, Film, and More—11/21-11/28

Thursday, November 21. Sip & Shine: An After-Hours Experience: An after-hours experience with wine, scavenger…

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November 22, 2019
Calendar

Government Meetings and Activist, Social Justice Events—11/20-11/27

Wednesday, November 20. Sustainability Commission November Meeting: Reducing Waste: Hear visions for a cleaner, sustainable…

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November 20, 2019
Strain Reviews, Weed, Weed News

Strain Reviews: Strawberry Banana, Gorilla Snacks, Dutch Racer, and Venom OG

Before we get to the reviews, some not-so-great news. Legal cannabis is probably not going…

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November 19, 2019
News & Opinion, The Real News Network

Baltimore youth demand Under Armour and Marriott pay taxes like the rest of us

On Thursday night, members of Communities United’s Youth Organizing Leadership Academy (YOLA) gathered in Harbor…

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November 18, 2019
News & Opinion, The Week In News
November 15, 2017

Week in Review: Target closes in Mondawmin, Pugh and Commish offer shortsighted solutions for crime, and more

-Target announced it would close its Mondawmin location in February because it was underperforming. Crucial…

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November 15, 2017
News & Opinion, The Real News Network
November 15, 2017

Mothers Of Murdered Sons And Daughters offers space to deal with grief

At around 1:50 a.m. on Aug. 8, just two days after Baltimore’s first 72-hour Ceasefire,…

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November 15, 2017
Democracy In Crisis, News & Opinion, News From The Beat
November 15, 2017

The government’s case against J20 defendants sets low bar for conspiracy charges

A year ago, after the election of Donald Trump, Dylan Petrohilos hung an Antifa flag out in front of his house. “I had [the flag] flying outside my home because Trump was…

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November 15, 2017
Art & Entertainment, Visual Art
November 15, 2017

LabBodies’ third annual performance art review channels pain into resistance

At the Friday night opening for LabBodies’ third annual performance art survey, I smell at different moments burning incense and the strange, hot aroma of bricks colliding and shattering—the latter I haven’t…

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November 15, 2017
Food & Booze, Food & Booze News
November 15, 2017

The Room’s Andre Mazelin makes the jump to The Motor House

Andre Mazelin’s laid-back Mount Vernon lounge The Room didn’t seem to doing badly. The place, which he opened in 2016, quickly became a spot where people in the area knew they could…

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November 15, 2017
Cover Stories, News & Opinion, News From The Beat
November 15, 2017

Organizer Erricka Bridgeford talks about how the ceasefire has changed her and changed Baltimore

Just a few days after the second 72-hour Baltimore Ceasefire weekend, which ran from Nov. 3-5, Erricka Bridgeford and I are sitting in her car in her old Rosemont neighborhood escaping the…

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November 15, 2017
Food & Booze, Food Profiles
November 15, 2017

Land Of Kush gives Baltimore an education in healthier eating

Sitting in the Land of Kush (840 N. Eutaw St., [410] 225-5874, landofkush.com) one morning just before the Seton Hill vegan restaurant opens for the day, husband and wife owners Naijha Wright-Brown…

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November 15, 2017
News & Opinion, News From The Beat, The Week In News
November 15, 2017

300 Gangstas give away turkeys and counter the non-profit industrial complex

Last year, 300 Gangstas, a radically pragmatic collective of organizers and reformed gang members, gave out about 100 donated turkeys to families in need on Monument Street, all the while also hosting…

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November 15, 2017
Art & Entertainment, Words
November 15, 2017

Writers In Baltimore Schools students interview Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Back in September, three high school students involved in Writers in Baltimore Schools—Anastasia Farley, Maia Washington, and Cin’Shea Williams—were tasked with delivering remarks on Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s 2003 novel, “The Purple Hibiscus,”…

November 15, 2017
Strain Reviews, Weed
November 15, 2017

Blue Frost, a menthol-like strain that’ll make you think too much

Right after swallowing a big, unforgiving bong hit of Blue Frost, an indica dominant strain that crosses Blue Monster and Jack Frost that—although it’s 40 percent sativa—feels almost entirely like a lumbering…

November 15, 2017

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