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Baltimore Orioles vs New York Yankees at Oriole Park at Camden Yards for 2019 home opener. April 4, 2019. (Credit Michael Jordan/BPE)
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game Soon

June 20, 2020 Michael Olesker 385 Views

The first time my father took me to a major league baseball game, at the old  Memorial Stadium on 33rd Street, I thought I was entering a kind of holy place.

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Stop Fighting the Civil War and Start by Tearing down the Confederate Flags and Statues

June 13, 2020 Michael Olesker 561 Views

The South lost that war but got to keep all its flags, which sympathizers wave about as if taunting the winners, declaring, “Hey, we’re still here.” And they built statutes to those turncoats who tried to tear America apart.

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Inspirational: Blacks and Whites Protesting Together Against Racial Injustice

June 6, 2020June 6, 2020 Michael Olesker 379 Views

They’re saying what our better angels have been saying for years: America wasn’t created to “dominate” one another, but to learn from each other, and to find each other’s better selves, whatever we happen to look like.

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George Floyd’s Brutal Murder: Racism is Tearing America Apart

May 31, 2020May 31, 2020 Michael Olesker 391 Views

As pieces of America burn, this city instinctively winces. This time the anger follows a Minneapolis man named George Floyd, murdered in front of everyone’s eyes. But here we still remember five years ago and the televised rage and rioting that followed the death of Freddie Gray.

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Baltimore’s Tragic Loss: Notre Dame Closes After Helping Students Reach for the World

May 23, 2020May 25, 2020 Michael Olesker 348 Views

The sign said, “Reach for the World.” It was there when those two remarkable political figures were students at Notre Dame, and maybe it remains. But now there’s no one reaching for their checkbooks, and so goes the school, and so goes a marvelous history.

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Sports Can Heal A Country Even With Empty Seats

May 17, 2020May 17, 2020 Michael Olesker 308 Views

BALTIMORE – The first time I took my wife to that oasis of humanity known as the infield on Preakness

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We Survived Nixon and LBJ and We Will Survive Trump

May 9, 2020 Michael Olesker 332 Views

If you think America’s angry and divided in the age of Donald Trump, you’re right. If you think we’ve never been through such bitterness before this, you’re wrong.

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COVID-19 Balancing Act: Money or Your Life?

May 3, 2020May 3, 2020 Michael Olesker 391 Views

BALTIMORE – There’s an ancient Jack Benny routine that allegedly drew the longest laugh in all of radio history. But

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Gov. Larry Hogan Bucks GOP Trend and Speaks the Truth about Trump

April 29, 2020 Michael Olesker 313 Views

This article is republished with permission from JMORE. When people talk about the simple courage to tell the truth during

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Freddie Gray’s Death Five Years Ago Was Not the Sole Reason Behind Baltimore’s Riots

April 25, 2020April 25, 2020 Michael Olesker 355 Views

In our time of enforced isolation, we’re as quiet here as any American city, and maybe more reflective. It’s the five-year anniversary of the death of Freddie Gray and the street violence that followed.

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