‘Preservation is also making the history’: Inspired by Harriet Tubman, two Eastern Shore aunties are determined to be the elders their community needs

Baltimore Police add 200 Axon license plate cameras as part of $153 million deal

The Baltimore Police Department's new $153 million Axon contract includes over 200 license plate readers, sparking concerns from legal experts regarding privacy, surveillance efficacy, and constitutional rights.

‘The Labor/The Luxury’ feels like the beginning of something new

Nia Hampton’s documentary 'The Labor/The Luxury' masterfully blends the intimacy of a communal crab feast with the poignant, often overlooked history of labor and civil rights in Maryland.

This Other History

This article explores the intentional erasure of Black history in Chestertown, Maryland, and celebrates the long-forgotten cultural legacy of Charlie Graves and his legendary Uptown Club.

Cambridge’s Bethel AME Church carries on a long legacy of activism

Bethel AME Church in Cambridge, Maryland, remains a resilient beacon of social justice, evolving from a Civil Rights headquarters into a modern center for community empowerment and advocacy.

Baltimore’s new Fells Point ID checkpoints are ‘obviously unconstitutional,’ lawyers say

Attorneys argue Baltimore’s new ID checkpoints in Fells Point violate constitutional rights by using private security to restrict access to public streets and sidewalks under a permit scheme.