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11-2-12: Maryland Morning with Sheliah Kast
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ProPublica reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones tells us why she believes the federal government has, for over four decades, blown its chance to help create more integrated communities across the country.
Then, Tom Hall talks to biographer Charlene Boyer Lewis about Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, daughter of a Baltimore businessman, sister-in-law to Napoleon, and one of the defining celebrities in the early 1800s.
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