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Jan 20, 2022
Jan 20, 2022
Black Voters, Advocacy Groups Urge Federal Court to Block Baltimore County’s Unlawful Redistricting Plan
Premier Voting and Civil Rights Experts Detail Minority Vote Dilution, Racially Polarized Voting, History of Racial Exclusion and Segregation
Dec 21, 2021
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Dec 08, 2021
Great Day for Fairness as Veto Overridden on Bill to Take Governor Out of Parole After Decade-Long Battle
ANNAPOLIS, MD – Today is a great, long-awaited day for fairness and racial justice, as the Maryland General Assembly voted to override a veto of SB 202, a bill to fix the state’s broken parole system so that Marylanders serving life sentences finally have a chance to earn release.
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