John H. Murphy Sr. a former slave, founded The Afro-American in 1892. It was a powerful voice for Black communities in Baltimore. For over a century — and still family-owned — the paper has documented history, challenged injustice, and amplified Black voices. 📰✊🏾
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Maryland’s forgotten victims: Shedding light on the state’s lynching legacy Maryland establishes a commission to investigate its own lynching cases from the past. The Maryland Lynching Memorial Project seeks justice and healing.

With appreciation to "The Afro" for their good work and reporting: afro.com/maryland-lyn...
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Check out this new op-ed from Dayvon Love, director of public policy here at leaders of a beautiful struggle.

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Check out this powerful commentary from Dayvon Love on theTragic death of Bilal Abdullah at the hands of law enforcement.

Read and share to help push the conversation forward on real accountability.

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