Renegade creator @jalaiah is taking back the dance the internet took from her.
Before the coronavirus pandemic, @jewelwickershow caught up with the 14-year-old dancer to talk choreography, viral fame, and her dreams for the future: https://t.co/LORh9shqG2
From 1854 to 1933, Maryland mobs lynched at least 44 people, all but five black men at the hands of whites. With scholars reassessing this largely suppressed history, we explored its legacy and how some are trying to promote healing. https://t.co/SDRIzDhEqz
Stoked to get a visit from Wanda Draper, the executive director of the @lewismuseum — a wealth of knowledge! She was the first female black reporter at the Evening Sun, and one of the first pregnant reporters (if not, the first!) to receive benefits at The Sun.
There could be three black governors coming out of 2018: https://t.co/vFzHKvg3y5
• Andrew Gillum in Florida
• Stacey Abrams in Georgia
• Ben Jealous in Maryland
10 years ago, a psychologist was asked if he believed David Katz could turn violent.
“There is the potential ... that he would hit/hurt his mother,” a doctor said in court.
But anyone else?
“No, I think Mom would be the target...” an atty said.
https://t.co/Ha7l2tAGTi
An artist known as Dread Scott will have his provocative anti-lynching and anti-police brutality artwork displayed in Baltimore for 60 days. https://t.co/mOrALeepq1
Something I never thought we would have to type:
A shooting has occurred at the Capital Gazette in Anne Arundel County, a paper that is owned by The Baltimore Sun, according to reports from Gazette staff.
https://t.co/YzsuyETeYx
#JobAlert: @baltimoresun is hiring a digital journalist for our audience engagement team. Come tell great stories and make cool stuff happen: https://t.co/av4JPgkZSr #journalismjobs