Baltimore has cleaned up its harbor somewhat, but there is still more work to be done. Let’s not forget that we want clean water for us, and not as resource to be used for profit. …
And as the deaths of these six immigrants remind us, the working class is international. We exist in every nation on earth, and because we don’t own profit producing property, we are forced to work for those who exploit our labor for profit. Despite all our differences, we have far more in common with working people born in other countries than we do with a boss who might have been born in the country we happen to live in. And once we realize that and begin to act on that fundamental fact, then we can begin to use our collective power. …
Baltimore is spending a billion dollars on building a new jail. …
Download .pdf leaflet Baltimore Bridge Disaster Didn’t Have to Happen At 1:28 a.m. on March …
The largest medical waste incinerator in Baltimore, Curtis Bay Energy, that was just fined $1.75M …
It’s common knowledge among journalists that Alden Global Capital is one of the most ruthless …
Residents of Curtis Bay, an industrial neighborhood in South Baltimore, were shaken by yet another …
In July of 2022, a group of Black teens was washing windshields, known as “squeegeeing,” …
The December 2021 explosion at the CSX coal pier in the Curtis Bay neighborhood of …
Across the Patapsco River from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor tourist district lie the former neighborhoods of …
Earlier this month, the Maryland Attorney General’s office released an explicit, brutal, and horrifying report …
On March 10, after 3 years the Hopkins Coronavirus Research Center (CRC) run by Johns …
On February 25, several hundred people in Baltimore gathered to celebrate the life of Marshall …
Many Baltimore politicians, residents, and advocacy organizations are furious at Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) …
Baltimore residents fighting for justice are celebrating this week following the news that Keith Davis …
On Wednesday, October 12, faculty, staff, and students at Chadwick Elementary School were rushed from …
Positive samples of E. coli in drinking water were detected beginning on Friday, September 2 …
A recent shooting involving a squeegee worker and a motorist has brought up the issue of what to do about squeegee workers. Politicians for years have been unable to help, because they are unwilling to challenge the racist, profiteering system. …
On January 1st, nearly 6,000 seniors in Maryland are expected to lose coverage for having the wrong medicare insurance plan. …
Approximately 150 students took part in a protest at Johns Hopkins University in response to the University’s failure to properly prevent and respond to sexual assaults on campus. …
Baltimore’s two wastewater treatment plants have been releasing large quantities of partially-treated sewage into rivers flowing into the Chesapeake Bay for about a year without detection. …
Johns Hopkins University may have health experts on staff, but that doesn’t stop it from spreading disease by re-opening in-person classes. …
In Baltimore City, Maryland, the living legacy of racial segregation, economic inequality and poverty dominate the health of the population. …
Residents of the Douglass Homes “affordable” housing community in Baltimore are organizing with supporters to get food during the coronavirus pandemic …
This April marks the fifth anniversary of the Baltimore Uprising of 2015. …
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