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Majority Black Prison Populations In Maryland See Disproportionate COVID-19 Spikes

Racial disparities in Maryland prisons are affecting COVID-19’s spread, with majority white populations receiving protective equipment even as Jessup institutions with majority Black populations struggle…

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Report: Hogan Killed Mass Transit Despite Discriminatory Impact

Md. Gov. Larry Hogan is accused of killing a project that would connect disinvested Baltimore neighborhoods with jobs and opportunities, despite the racially discriminatory impact….

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Outrage At Maryland’s Plan For In-Person Voting Despite Pandemic

Eric Cortellessa, digital editor for the Washington Monthly, talks about Md. Gov. Larry Hogan’s plan to make absentee ballots optional—a plan critics say is more…

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The unending COVID-19 disaster in Maryland prisons

In this episode of “Rattling the Bars,” we get an inside and outside view of the ongoing, slow-moving disaster happening in Maryland prisons, which have…

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A police chief tried to stop the drug war—then they came for him

In this episode of the Police Accountability Report, we tell the story of Kelvin Sewell, the first Black police chief of Pocomoke City, a small…

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Cops destroyed her family with a suspicious drug bust. 47 years later she’s breaking her silence

The nation’s endless war on mind-altering substances has many casualties, some who refuse to be forgotten. That’s why Catherine Freeman is coming forward after 47…

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Morgan State University shooting that injured 5 involved multiple weapons

Multiple weapons were involved in a shooting on Morgan State University’s campus that left five people injured Tuesday night, Baltimore police said. CBS News’ Homeland…

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How Maryland prisoners took on the governor

Walter Lomax was wrongfully imprisoned in the state of Maryland for 39 years until he eventually had his conviction vacated by a judge in 2006….

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How Maryland is preventing prisoners from getting college degrees

UPDATE (7/1/2022): One day after this segment aired, prison authorities announced that they had “reconsidered” their earlier decision, clearing the way for Atiba to earn…

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To Say Their Own Word: Eddie Conway’s prison organizing | Rattling the Bars

Even though he was framed for the killing of a local police officer, sentenced without a fair trial, and imprisoned for 44 years, former Black…

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I Will NOT INFRINGE

I will NOT Infringe. Will you? Now is a time when trust could be made or broken on 2a issues. The decision may not be…

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