The Baltimore Sun
The five Latina teenagers, all young immigrants to Baltimore, shared the same struggles: trying to find friends, feeling embarrassed when not understanding English, and working to make their way in a new country.
Read MoreUMBC professor uncovers, documents history of East Baltimore’s Lumbee Indian community →
The Baltimore Sun, The Washington Post
Minner said the archive is not purely academic. It is also an urgent project of reclamation — of history, of space, of belonging and the power of collective memory.
Read MoreA traffic stop, a last phone call, and a death: Family of Latino man shot by Maryland state trooper seeks answers →
The Baltimore Sun, The Washington Post
Pulled over around 2 a.m. on the side of Interstate 95 by a Maryland State Police officer working DUI enforcement, a terrified Julio Cesar Moran-Ruiz made the last phone call of his life, pleading with a friend not to hang up the phone.
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Read MoreMaryland State Police trooper fatally shoots driver after man allegedly dragged him with car →
The Baltimore Sun
A Maryland State Police trooper fatally shot a man who police said dragged the trooper more than a third of a mile after being pulled over on Interstate 95 in Elkridge early Friday morning, officials said.
Read MoreAs Baltimore’s Latino community grows, leaders push for better health care, internet access and a voice →
The Baltimore Sun
They are a small but growing slice of Baltimore’s population: Between 2012 to 2018, U.S. census figures show, the city’s Hispanic and Latino population grew by about 20%. The Baltimore Sun asked five Latino activists about the forces affecting the community and the changes they want to see.
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