Two Frederick County deputies pulled a gun on a 15-year-old Black teen conducting a Memorial Day vigil, traumatizing the teen and his family and highlighting the need for police to take responsibility for their actions and protect Black children from similar experiences.
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In this commentary, Maurice Carroll urges readers to practice mindful speech by starting with “a little bit,” cultivating intentional thoughts and habits that lead to lasting personal change.
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First lady Dawn Moore was inducted into the University of Maryland Alumni Hall of Fame on Nov. 14 in recognition of her decades of public service and community engagement. A 1997 graduate, Moore credited the university with inspiring her commitment to service, a principle she continues to carry into her role as Maryland’s first lady.
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