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We go On the Record with anthropologist Linda Rabben. Smitten with the stained glass in Baltimore, she researched its pattern shaped by racial and religious segregation. Her book is: "Through a Glass Darkly."
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Johns Hopkins admits women to its prestigious medical school.
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We go On the Record to hear about two exhibits: One captures the feel of turn of the century bars and the role they played in Baltimore neighborhoods. The other highlights the work of women art makers-- debunking the illusions of a male dominated art history.
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We’ll go On the Record with Fort McHenry’s new assistant superintendent. Who were the African-American soldiers and sailors who held off British invaders in 1814? Plus, a novel way to trade ideas on oral history and historic preservation.