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Baltimore native and pop-culture aficionado R. Eric Thomas turns his humorous gaze on his struggles growing up Christian and gay and standing out as a Black student among white peers.

In his new book, Smith visits nine historic sites where false narratives about slavery have perpetuated racism.

The Chesapeake Bay is full of history that is slipping away before our eyes.

A century-old but timeless play about the toll of racism on a Black family is newly adapted for the modern stage.

Last week we talked about using pumpkins for assorted savory dishes. This week I want to take the pumpkin pie as a point of departure and talk about some dessert ideas you can try at home. As Chef Jerry Pellegrino will tell you, the first place to start is with the filling.

It's the perfect time of year to enjoy the fresh, fruity rosés of the world. Al takes us on a tour of some attractive rosé producing regions.

The Baltimore Orioles reinvent themselves in the 1890's.

The Vote.Org CEO fights to expand the franchise, while right-wing voter-suppression efforts surge.

US & private relief agencies like Catholic Relief Services are closing the COVID-Vax gap for the world's poorest.

Tony and Chef Cindy spend the hour talking about what they are looking forward to most from the fall harvest

Dr. Modupe Mccracken debunks the myth of having it all.

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Founded by the late Jim Clendenen, Au Bon Climat set the pace for restrained, well-crafted pinot noir and chardonnay.

We know that no level of tobacco smoke exposure is safe for pregnant moms or babies. Yet experts are still learning the extent of the damage done by this toxin. It may even be is linked to changes in how a baby’s genes are regulated and could cause developmental disorders and adult diseases.

The writer reflects on her mother's unsettling quest for identity and offers a critique of feminism and maternity.

Forty years ago, contracting HIV was something close to a death sentence. Much has happened since then, including the discovery and testing of drugs that allow people with HIV to live long lives and engage in fulfilling relationships.

A Sun reporter and a local business leader discuss options for preserving quality journalism in the city.