The day after the city of Baltimore exploded following Freddie Gray’s funeral we visited the corner in West Baltimore that was the scene of a CVS that was just torched and looted hours before to find citizens banding together to cleaning up their community in the shadow of riot police lined up on North Avenue. […]
From the peaceful protests to the riots, to the homegoing services, see the city’s reaction to case of Freddie Gray, the Baltimore man who died after his spine was severed while in police custody.
As a teen in the “War on Drugs” 1980s, I remember being almost jubilant on those rare occasions when the local news showed a criminal…
