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After staying quiet for nearly a week, a member of the Baltimore City Council said he will push for a public hearing to address growing concerns that a city school promoted hundreds of students despite them repeatedly failing their classes.
Jim Shea, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s nominee to be the city’s next solicitor, is one step closer to being confirmed for the job following a unanimous vote by Baltimore City Council’s Rules and Government Oversight Committee on Thursday.
When the time comes, what do you want us to remember about you? —Gayle King -I done my best. That’s all. —Cicely Tyson Y’all she said: I. Done. My. Best. This is how I want to be remembered!https://t.co/7eiHUZYzoH — Thats Dr. Not Mrs. Black Mommy Activist (@kayewhitehead) January 29, 2021 Later in the show, Baltimore City Councilman Robert Stokes joins Dr. Kaye to discuss a local bill targeting systemic racism. Listen
One answer might be corruption. two of the city's mayors and the passing decades have had to resign following corruption scandals. robert stokes has seen a lot of this. he's in baltimore for the councilman and he's happy to join us tonight. thanks for coming on. so, this is not an attack on baltimore. i live near baltimore. i've always felt sorry for baltimore. but you have to kind of wonder what did happen to the $2.3 billion the fed's in baltimore of the last ten years question margus hunt evident when you drive through. >> stick a wall, maxing out hero talk about what happened to the money,...