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To be a Black man in Baltimore
A Black Baltimore man's 2026: falling homicide rates offer relief, but persistent racial wealth gaps, overpolicing, incarceration disparities, housing blight and scarce mental-health resources…
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8mMulti-faith leaders representing 10 million people launch Na...
Faith leaders representing 10 million people have launched the National Anti-Authoritarian Initiative, pledging moral resistance to authoritarianism and weaponi...
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3mFlorida minister’s killing could be a case of mistaken ident...
Akeem Moore spent his life serving his church and community. Police say that even after being shot, he drove his passenger to safety. Now a murder indictment br...
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5mWesley’s ‘No Kings’ sermon calls for voters to look beyond p...
Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley utilizes a biblical parable to caution voters against leaders who offer hollow promises, leverage fear, and threaten democratic processes, urging responsible participation at the polls.
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9mIt’s a different world from where you come from
A commentary urges the Black community to reject appearance-based criticism, speak with facts and compassion, and rebuild respect across generations.
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10m4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, thousands more at r...
About 4,500 legally present immigrants in Maryland lost full Medicaid eligibility Oct. 1 under new federal rules, while an additional 320,000 low-income adults ...