This post is Part II of a multipart series on Albert E. Blumberg (1906-1997), chief of the Maryland Communist Party during the Great Depression and...
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They say never speak ill of the dead. Good advice, but neither should we whitewash those ills. The good and the bad must be weighed when taking the...
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This post is Part I of a multipart series on Albert E. Blumberg (1906-1997), chief of the Maryland Communist Party during the Great Depression and...
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Today I present an interview with David H. Jones, author of Two Brothers: One North, One South. Two Brothers (see the YouTube clip below) is a novel...
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Last night Baltimore’s Enoch Pratt Free Library hosted unrepentant 1960s radicals and domestic terrorists Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, to...
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Iconic folk singer Pete Seeger turned 90 last week and the occasion was marked by a concert at Madison Square Garden featuring musical luminaries...
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The Preakness could go the way of the Baltimore Colts. That is out of Maryland. The Baltimore Sun is reporting that Governor Martin O’Malley has...
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Time to hoist those Maryland state flags, as today is the Free State’s birthday. 375 years ago today on March 25 1634 the first settlers sent...
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I missed the Oscars and yes, I know the Academy Awards are well behind us, but I just happened to come across Sean Penn’s acceptance speech and...
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My friend, local attorney and fellow history buff, Greg Kline alerts us to a bill wending its way through the Maryland General Assembly, which aims to...
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