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Why is access to clean, safe water such a problem in majority-Black cities?

Published by Gerren Keith Gaynor

Maryland launches Emmett Till Alert to inform Black leaders of racist, hate-driven incidents

Published by TheGrio Staff

Black homeowner who studies housing discrimination gets higher appraisal after white colleague stands in

Published by TheGrio Staff

Plaintiffs file $25 million lawsuit over claims of racial discrimination at Sesame Place

Just weeks after a video of performers appearing to ignore Black children at the Sesame Place Philadelphia amusement park went

TheGrio Staff / July 28, 2022

Featured Elections Politics

Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby aims to serve a third term: ‘We cannot go back’

Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby told theGrio in a recent interview that she is “hopeful” she will win the Democratic

Ashlee Banks / July 18, 2022

Featured Health

Lifesaving treatment delayed for Black COVID-19 patients based on how device assesses darker-skinned people, study finds

A study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association found that the distribution of potentially lifesaving therapies was

TheGrio Staff / June 8, 2022

Featured Lifestyle

Black culture was front and center at the annual Preakness Stakes

Black culture was front and center at this year’s Preakness Stakes, the annual horse racing event that has been held

TheGrio Staff / June 4, 2022

Living Science and Technology Featured Education

PCs for People, AT&T partner to provide laptops, tech training in Baltimore area

AT&T is committed to helping close the digital divide in underserved communities. The world’s largest telecommunications company has contributed $500,000

TheGrio Staff / April 21, 2022

Featured Crime News Baltimore

Baltimore ex-cop testifies against former partner, admits planting evidence, stealing cash and drugs

A disgraced former Baltimore Police sergeant testified Tuesday against his ex-partner in a corruption trial. As reported by the Baltimore

TheGrio Staff / April 8, 2022

Events News Featured Education HBCU Baltimore

Philly school renamed after Black educator Fanny Jackson Coppin, replacing Andrew Jackson’s moniker

A Philadelphia school named after a slavery-supporting president has gotten a new moniker. As reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer, the

TheGrio Staff / March 31, 2022

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