Viral videos of racism: How an old civil rights strategy is being used in a new digital age

By The Conversation

Over half a century of shining lights on racism has not eradicated the darkness of inequality, though the methods of shining those lights have evolved.

The long-awaited cure

By Aaron Copeland "I believe the pandemic and the George Floyd movement are so intertwined," writes Alignstaffing CEO Aaron Copeland.
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Baltimore Health Corps is coming to help flatten the curve of COVID-19 and unemployment

By Donte Kirby Baltimore city wants to hire 300 unemployed residents as contact tracers, care coordinators and support staff with the new public-private initiative.
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Baltimore libraries are extending free Wi-Fi outside neighborhood branches

By Donte Kirby During the pandemic, Enoch Pratt Free Library and Baltimore County Public Libraries are boosting signals around buildings to continue providing internet access at multiple locations.
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How Baltimore biz leaders are addressing protests and racism, this week and beyond

By Stephen Babcock Here's a look at notes CEOs sent to teams to start conversations, and how they're thinking about systemic change.
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