As part of our Throwback Thursday series, we republish Marion Winik’s essay in memoriam of E-Dubble, the local rapper who died last February. His new video was released this week.
View the video, below.
Too Young, Too Soon: Remembering E-Dubble
Baltimore’s Confederate Monuments Were Controversial in 1880, Too
Throwback Thursday highlights past stories that are relevant again.
Originally published July 22, 2015 – Baltimore finds itself wrestling over whether to keep its Confederate monuments which are widely seen as tributes to a racist legacy. You may be interested to know that Baltimoreans hemmed and hawed over them when they were first proposed, though for different reasons.
The Ku Klux Klan Is Apparently Still Alive and Well in Maryland
Baltimore Fishbowl will re-publish posts that have become relevant again on Throwback Thursday, beginning today.
Originally published April 8, 2016 – There are fewer than 10,000 members of the KKK, the most well-known hate group in the United States. And they’re not all living in the Deep South.
