After more than 80 years since its construction, the symbol of the racial division known as the "spite wall' in Northeast Baltimore has been torn down.
For most of a century, a racist eight-foot "spite wall" erected to divide a historically Black college from an adjoining White neighborhood stood in Baltimore a reminder of a time when Jim Crow was.
After more than 80 years since its construction, the symbol of the racial division known as the "spite wall' in Northeast Baltimore has been torn down.