Governor Moore Launches “Just Communities” on Juneteenth to Address Racial Wealth Gap
In a major policy announcement aimed at addressing longstanding racial inequities in Maryland, Governor Wes Moore unveiled a series of actions Tuesday at Bethel AME Church in Cambridge. The centerpiece was the formal launch of the state’s Just Communities designation, a framework intended to steer up to $400 million in competitive state investment to communities that have been historically ... [Continue Story]
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From and Fuller: Trump’s Big Iran Problem, Military Parades and No Kings
Every Thursday, the Spy hosts a conversation with Al From and Craig Fuller on the most topical political news of the moment. This week, From and ... [Continue Story]
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Governor Moore Launches “Just Communities” on Juneteenth to Address Racial Wealth Gap
In a major policy announcement aimed at addressing longstanding racial inequities in Maryland, Governor Wes Moore unveiled a series of actions Tuesday ... [Continue Story]
- From and Fuller: Trump’s Big Iran Problem, Military Parades and No Kings
- Letter to the Editor: Getting the Bang for the Buck
- Looking at the Masters: Miriam Schapiro
- Design with Jenn Martella: Dutch Colonial Gem
- A Precious Right by Angela Rieck
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- A Third Party? Divided We Fall by J.E. Dean
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- Prioritizing Children’s Mental Health in the Summer