9-5-11: Across the Divide — Eddie Bartee

“No, you got my job”

8-26-11: Across the Divide: Ashley Minner

Cultural confusion in Fells Point, as a Native American treads the shifting line between black, white, and brown.

9-3-10: Across the Divide: Dinner at Whitey’s

Joyce Scott on using and misusing humor to talk about race.

9-1-10: Across the Divide: “There Was a Coldness That Happened”

In April 1969, the Youth Rally for Decency was meant to fill Memorial Stadium with wholesome young people sending a message of hope. We talk to someone who was there when it turned into a riot.

8-31-10: Across the Divide: Ashley Minner

Cultural confusion in Fells Point, as a Native American treads the shifting line between black, white, and brown.

2-10-10: Across the Divide: Dinner at Whitey’s

Joyce Scott on using and misusing humor to talk about race.

2-5-10: Across the Divide: Laura Lippman

The Baltimore author on being both in the majority and the minority.

1-15-10: Not Black, Not White, Not Latino. Native American.

Ashley Minner talks about being a 26-year-old Native American in Baltimore.

11-30-09: Across the Divide: Black and Blacker

Antonio Johnson on the divide between black and white, and the one between lighter-skinned and darker-skinned black.

11-2-09 Across the Divide

“There Was a Coldness That Happened”