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News & Opinion

Abolish, Not Delay: Opposition to Proposed ‘Pause’ on Johns Hopkins Private Police Force Grows

Two weeks after Johns Hopkins University administrators announced what they called a two-year “pause” on…

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July 13, 2020
News & Opinion

Photos From Say Her Name: March For Black Womyn and Femme Survivors

Photos by Larry Cohen

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June 21, 2020
News & Opinion

“Unbowed” by Bry Reed

There is fire in the streets. This time, it began with Minneapolis. Long ago, it…

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June 18, 2020
News & Opinion

Photos From The Defund BPD March

Photos by Larry Cohen

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June 13, 2020
News & Opinion

“We Can’t Wait”: Defunding Police Has Its Moment

The movement to defund the police has grown in the wake of the police killing…

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June 11, 2020
News & Opinion

Caravan For Keith Davis Jr. Highlights Prosecutors’ Role In The Problems With Policing

Yesterday, on the fifth anniversary of Baltimore Police shooting Keith Davis Jr., his wife Kelly…

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June 8, 2020
News & Opinion

Photos From Saturday’s George Floyd Protest in Baltimore

Photo by Larry Cohen Photo by Larry Cohen Photo by Larry Cohen Photo by Larry… Read More →
May 31, 2020
News & Opinion

Tawanda Jones Responds to George Floyd’s Death; Police Aggression at City Hall

On Saturday, Tawanda Jones, whose brother Tyrone West was killed by Baltimore Police and Morgan…

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May 31, 2020
News & Opinion

With Voters Desperate to Reduce Shootings, Mayoral Candidates Vow to Crack Down on Guns

This piece was published in partnership with The Trace, a nonprofit newsroom covering gun violence in…

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May 30, 2020
News & Opinion, The Real News Network

Baltimore City Students Demand Comcast Increase Internet Speed During Pandemic

Lead by student group Students Organizing a Multicultural and Open Society (SOMOS), Baltimore City Public…

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May 26, 2020
Democracy In Crisis, News & Opinion
November 24, 2017

The Real Resistance—finding the heroes in the global fight against fascism

A couple weeks ago, when tens of thousands of Polish fascists marched in the streets…

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November 24, 2017
Art & Entertainment, Words
November 24, 2017

Nice Shot: Photographer Kyle Pompey’s new book makes people look at Baltimore with fresh eyes

Baltimore photographer Kyle Pompey wants his new self-published book, “Perspective: Baltimore,” to be an interactive…

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November 24, 2017
Beat Picks, Calendar
November 23, 2017

Celebrate 2004—the year crunk broke at The Crown Knuck If You Buck party, Nov. 25

Knuck If You Buck Party Nov. 25 In March of 2016 at University of Chicago, protesters successfully shut down a Donald Trump rally—this was when he was still some kind of hatemongering…

November 23, 2017
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November 23, 2017

Caleb Stine’s new band the Revelations, mix the pleasant with the gnarly, play Metro Gallery on Nov. 24

Caleb Stine & The Revelations Nov. 24 Local folk singer Caleb Stine is a treasure, as both a patient and somber solo singer and as the slightly grittier leader of his band…

November 23, 2017
Art & Entertainment, Stage
November 22, 2017

Long Live The Queen: Tamika “Fatgirl” Raye, 1991-2017

A force in the Baltimore club community and in the dance world beyond, Tamika “Fatgirl” Raye died on Nov. 2 after succumbing to injuries from a car accident. TT The Artist, a…

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November 22, 2017
News & Opinion, News From The Beat, The Real News Network
November 22, 2017

Slain Detective murdered day before he was set to testify against crooked cops; Sgt. Alicia White’s administrative charges dropped

The night before a holiday, when most people’s attention is generally not on the news, the Baltimore Police Department revealed potentially shocking revelations about the murder of Baltimore Police Det. Sean Suiter…

November 22, 2017
Cover Stories, This Week, Visual Art
November 22, 2017

How to Glow Up: Baltimore Youth Arts helps youth inside and outside the justice system

On a Thursday afternoon, Da’Shawn, Ali, and Kendrick sit in the Baltimore Youth Arts gallery space on Mulberry Street with staff members Marketa Wilson, Leisha Winley, Bomin Jeon, and Joey, a volunteer…

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November 22, 2017
Beat Picks
November 22, 2017

Celebrate Giving Tuesday at the Benefit Baltimore Market

Benefit Baltimore Market Nov. 28 You know how now we don’t just have Black Friday, but also Cyber Monday and Small Business Saturday and probably others too? Well the third day of…

November 22, 2017
Beat Picks
November 22, 2017

Celebrate Blackity Black Friday with Not Without Black Women, Leaders of the Beautiful Struggle, and the Greater Baltimore Urban League

Blackity Black Friday Pop-Up Nov. 24 Remember when “Insecure” star Issa Rae was at the Emmy’s back in September and someone on the red carpet asked her who she was rooting for…

November 22, 2017
Beat Events, News & Opinion
November 22, 2017

Activist, Community, and Government Events: 11/22-11/29

West Wednesdays. Tawanda Jones, the sister of Tyrone West, a man killed in police custody in July 2013 has been gathering every Wednesday with other activists in the city to call attention…

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November 22, 2017

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