Art Rysing was initiated in response to the Baltimore Uprising.
Art Rysing aims to bring the community together to remember, reflect, celebrate and create through the power of art.
Art Rysing believes art can be a tool for activism. RSVP required
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Sargent Shriver's posthumous memoir, We Called It a War, reminds us that it is possible for political leaders to tackle big challenges in creative ways for the benefit of society.
Secretary Fox Tolentino joined Baltimore Sun's Armstrong Williams on FOX45 to discuss Maryland public safety, school engagement, mental health, and DJS's 5-year youth success vision.
🚨 DAMN.
Ruby Bridges said the moment she finally understood what was happening during school integration was when a little white boy told her:
“My mom said I can’t play with you because you’re a nigger.”
She was SIX.
And she said hearing that felt like “a huge weight lifted,” because suddenly everything made sense.
Why the classrooms were empty.
Why adults were screaming.
Why U.S. Marshals had to escort her to school.
Not because of anything she did.
Just because of the color of her skin.
A six-year-old child realizing an entire country was angry at her for existing.
This spring, Morgan’s School of Global Journalism and Communication (SGJC) participated in a landmark underwater research and storytelling expedition unlike any in the nation.
Read to learn more about a project examining submerged Black history through immersive storytelling and more.
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In this Substack article, Dayvon Love outlines how Sinclair Broadcasting's lack of coverage of Senator Attar’s federal indictment reveals the selective way corruption is framed to advance a right wing political agenda.
Commencement With A View 🚁🎓
Over 800 students proudly marched into Hughes Stadium on Saturday as Morgan State celebrates the largest academic‑year degree completion since its founding, conferring a record number of degrees.
What a weekend and academic year to remember!
#MSUGrad #MorganStateGrad
When young people are given real opportunities to contribute, they begin to see themselves as capable and valued members of their community. For #EarthDay, the Backbone Mountain Youth Center came together for a day of teamwork, planting trees and flowers, and laying new grass.🪴
Our Quote of the Week suggests that we can empower ourselves by focusing on something larger than ourselves: service to our communities and to those with fewer opportunities than ourselves.
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Virginia passes bill prohibiting schools from teaching falsehoods about the January 6 riot, such as portraying it "as peaceful protest." https://t.co/DG8ZPVW1Jx
Today, during Women’s History Month, #TeamMONSE is highlighting the life and legacy of Lillie May Carroll Jackson, a prominent woman figure within Baltimore’s history.
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