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A Maryland City s Apology for Lynchings Rings Hollow for Some - American Renaissance

A Maryland City s Apology for Lynchings Rings Hollow for Some - American Renaissance
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A city on Md s Eastern Shore apologizes for lynchings of three Black men

The 1898 and 1931 lynchings of three Black men have cast a long shadow over Salisbury, Md., say advocates pushing for a more comprehensive apology.

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Maryland Town Apologizes for History of Lynchings

Critics want to implement a solution that will have more of a lasting impact

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Maryland Clean Slate Act Proposed to Streamline Record Expungement Process

A proposed Maryland Senate Bill, the Maryland Clean Slate Act of 2024, aims to simplify the process of record expungement for individuals with criminal records. The bill was brought before

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Mayor to Issue Apology to Lynching Victims

Salisbury Mayor Randy Taylor said the city would offer the descendants of lynching victims an apology on behalf of the city.

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