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Torrey Snow: Why Marylanders shouldn’t miss Tuesday’s debate | STAFF COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Maryland residents must make plans to tune in to the only scheduled gubernatorial debate between Gov. Wes Moore and Republican nominee Dan Cox, airing Tuesday at 7 p.m. on Maryland Public Television and WBAL-TV. The temptation will be strong to pass on the debate given that the election feels like a foregone conclusion. Cox struggles to shake the MAGA shadow that fueled a dramatic 2022 loss. The political barometer suggests that Cox faces steep odds in November. There’s not even enough momentum
Nikole Hannah-Jones’ hard lesson on school choice| STAFF COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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A soul-searching essay by Nikole Hannah-Jones has reshaped the discussion around urban education. The author of the culture-shifting “1619 Project” shows a rare moment of public self-reflection about the consequences of unshakable allegiance to social justice. The title of the essay, published in The New York Times Magazine, accurately captures the angst within: “In Fighting for Every Black Child, Did I Betray My Own?” In the essay, she highlights the age-old conflict about school reform. Do we
Mark Conway paid the price for not playing ball with the mayor | STAFF COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Maryland residents should pay close attention to Baltimore City government over the next several months. News broke late last week that City Councilman Mark Conway was stripped of his title as chair of the Public Safety Committee and would be replaced by Councilman John Bullock. City Council President Zeke Cohen insists that the move was disciplinary, chastising Conway for not participating in budget hearings and not passing any bills. This just happened to occur the same day Conway announced hi
The rushed and political fight to put gerrymandering on the ballot | STAFF COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Maryland faces a delicate moment. Last week, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled that a ballot question as worded by the General Assembly was indeed misleading for Maryland voters. However, rather than send the issue back to the General Assembly to address, the state’s highest court chose to correct the Question 3 language with this change: “Nothing in the Maryland Constitution provides applicable criteria for the boundaries of a congressional districting plan.” As a result, this November, Maryland
Why local voices on talk radio mean so much for listeners | STAFF COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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When I heard that several of my former colleagues from WBAL would be suddenly let go as part of a reduction-in-force initiative, my heart sank. Local midday and afternoon shows were replaced with nationally syndicated programming. Clarence Mitchell IV (C4) and Bryan Nehman remain in the mornings. T.J. Smith, Angelette Aviles and people across the newsroom never got a chance to say goodbye on the air. Being a local talk radio host is such a unique and rewarding experience. For several years, I ho
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