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The Baltimore Children and Youth Fund was born out of the chaos of the Freddie Gray riots in 2015, now the organization is growing into a multi-million-dollar funding nonprofit.

Journalist and author Wesley Lowery discusses "American Whitelash: A Changing Nation and The Cost of Progress."

The bestselling novelist's latest work was selected by Maryland Humanities as 2022's One Maryland One Book, the story explores the difficult dynamics of family and race.

Dr. Wendy Shaia, a University of Maryland social scientist, imagines a dystopian Baltimore grappling with racism, resistance and Black liberation.

On this Juneteenth holiday, Tom explores the future of Black culture with Terri Lee Freeman, Executive Director of the Reginald F. Lewis Musuem and Myrtis Bedolla, curator of the exhibition "Afro Futurist Manifesto: Blackness Reimagined."

For the Juneteenth holiday, Tom speaks with author and scholar Brandi Collins-Dexter about Black history's past and present.

Midday marks this year's MLK Day of Service by focusing on the work of three local individuals for whom every day is a day of service.

In her new book of essays, the scholar and analyst explores Blacks' political destinies and their complex ties to the Democratic party.

In her new book of essays, the scholar and analyst explores Blacks' political destinies and their complex ties to the Democratic party.

The past is never far behind us, so how do we get the present right?