On Sunday night at the Creative Alliance in East Baltimore, Bobby Marvin Holmes and Justin Gladden will screen their film, "Live, Young, Blood." It takes an unstinting look at violence in Baltimore, and some of the people who are working to stem the tide. Bobby Marvin Holmes and Justin Gladden join Tom Hall in the studio.
They will screen "Live, Young, Blood" on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 at the Creative Alliance in East Baltimore. After the screening, there will be a panel discussion with Munir Bahar, organizer of the 300 Man March, Phil Leaf from the Hopkins School of Public Health Violence Prevention Center, Kimberly Armstrong, whose son was murdered, and Imhotep Simba, who appears in the film. More information here.
