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Several Organizations Urging City of Salisbury to Ramp Up Efforts to Acknowledge Racist Past - Vimarsana News

Several Organizations Urging City of Salisbury to Ramp Up Efforts to Acknowledge Racist Past

SALISBURY, Md. -- There is a new vision to understand and heal from past racism in Wicomico County. It is from multiple county organizations who feel City of Salisbury officials

Source: wboc.com
The Maryland Lynching Memorial Project tackles the past, present - Vimarsana News

The Maryland Lynching Memorial Project tackles the past, present

The Lynching Memorial Project, which held an event Saturday, is a volunteer initiative that aims to document the history of the approximately 40 Black people who were killed by mobs in the Free State between 1854 and 1933, seek public acknowledgement of the murders and honor the victims’ lives.

Maryland commission holds hearing on 1885 Towson lynching of boy - Vimarsana News

Maryland commission holds hearing on 1885 Towson lynching of boy

The Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission held a hearing on the 1885 lynching of a Black boy Saturday.

Maryland commission holds hearing on 1885 Towson lynching of boy - Vimarsana News

Maryland commission holds hearing on 1885 Towson lynching of boy

The Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission held a hearing on the 1885 lynching of a Black boy Saturday.

Harford County lynching victims remembered with soil collection ceremony - Vimarsana News

Harford County lynching victims remembered with soil collection ceremony

The Harford County Committee of the Maryland Lynching Memorial Project held a remembrance ceremony and soil collection Saturday morning in Bel Air’s Shamrock Park in honor of the three Black men who were lynched in Harford County.