People from Baltimore

The recent cover of TIME Magazine illustrated beautifully the juxtaposition between where people think we are in the context of social and racial equality, and where most positions actually stand. The cover portrays a grainy, black and white photo of a young black man running down the street, face covered with a bandana, away from a mob of police officers with shields, weapons and pepper spray billowing out from their canisters. “America, 1968 2015,” it reads. That simple text neatly summed up an entire

was taken into custody by the Baltimore Police Department. While he was being arrested police officers beat Freddie Gray to the point of hospitalization. The next day Freddie passed away and the city of Baltimore erupted. Protesters flooded the streets which caused violent riots and looting. Soon cars were being set on fire, as well as local businesses and even retirement homes. Fox News and CNN both attempt to provide insight on the falling apart of the city of Baltimore, but CNN covers mainly one

The Baltimore police force is provided with more resources than a small town police force. The Wire showed how good the resources were at the Baltimore police station. The movie showed how the media turned the murder case into a drug case. When the media got involved the police chief made a new drug task force to fix the problem. This drug task force was made of people in different departments of the Baltimore police. It shows how the Baltimore police force can spare people for a new program. When

time the protests I Baltimore started, America has forgotten all the historical events related to African Americans, and started to describe the protests as riots. Also, he says that the media is used to erase from the American’s mind protests leaded by whites. She believes that most of the Americans from the new generation are less likely to know about the all the violent protests made by white Americans because the social media does not show it. "Most See Baltimore Riots As Criminal,

Heights and Baltimore City, Souther Park Heights has a lower life expectancy rate, a higher percentage of avertable deaths, heart disease, stroke, HIV/AIDS, homicide, and blood poisoning. Avertable deaths is a huge glaring health outcome because these are the deaths that would have been avoided if the neighborhoods had the same opportunity in health benefits that other do. The avertable deaths in Southern Park Heights was 50.9% which was significantly greater than the 36.1% in Baltimore City, this

The time period that I am focusing on is the War of 1812. The historical location that I visited was Fort McHenry. Fort McHenry was important to the War of 1812 because it was the key fort to defending Baltimore from the British. The War of 1812 is one of the most obscure conflicts of the United States. The War of 1812 is very popular but little is known about it. The War of 1812 is remembered for the writing of “The Star-Spangled Banner”, the burning of Washington DC, and the Battle of New Orleans

streets of Baltimore cannot be treated as a normal society, and action must be taken to improve their conditions. Wes Moore’s memoir, The Other Wes Moore, digs into the effects of not only economic, but racial inequality as he and a similar man with the same name grew up in Baltimore. The author often speaks of the power of choice and how the pressures of poverty and greed can negatively influence ones decisions. Wes Moore was especially familiar with these pressures and they followed him from when he

predominantly white, upper class neighborhood. My father had seen many of his friends, as well as his wife (and my mother), associate themselves with people who made bad decisions, and thus made bad decisions themselves. He connected my own personal biography, to those he had seen before, and chose to rescue me from it. If I had not left Baltimore, I might have developed a drug addiction, have gotten involved in petty crime, or might have relied on welfare, much as I have seen transpire to my peers

Baltimore police force is provided with more resources than a small town police force. The wire showed how provided the Baltimore police was. In the wire it showed how the media turned the murder case into a drug case. When the media got involved the police chief made a new drug task force to fix the problem. This drug task force was made of people in different departments of the Baltimore police. It shows how the Baltimore police force can spared people for a new program. When this drug force started

The story of Freddie Gray’s death and the subsequent trial against the six police officers being held responsible calls into question how the relationship between the American police force and the American citizenry is evolving. Gray died on April 19th, a week after he was arrested and sustained severe injuries while in the back of a police van. The difficulty of obtaining objectivity in journalism shines through in the barrage of coverage of his death and its aftermath across different news platforms