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‘Baltimore Uprising: Have Things Changed or Remained the Same?’

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‘Baltimore Uprising: Have Things Changed or Remained the Same?’

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By Stacy M. Brown

In 2020, community members and others reflected on the fifth anniversary of the Baltimore uprising that resulted from Freddie Gray’s death.

Many have witnessed community leaders from different sectors rise to lead efforts and share their talents to promote change in their city from that uprising. As 2020 closes, the Baltimore Times has not forgotten the words and reflections of our community leaders. The newspaper will continue to amplify the voices of these leaders and will shine a spotlight on those individuals who have provided reflections on what has changed and what has remained the same.

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