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On this half-block of East Baltimore Street, there are six black households, six white households, one Hispanic family, and one biracial homeowner. And they all get along. Can one street point the way toward overcoming Baltimore’s long history of racial separation?
Separate Lives
Voices on race and segregation in Baltimore
White Space, Black Space
Don’t call it self-segregation: Making the case for separateness
Keynote: The Integrationist
Law professor and author Sheryll Cashin talks about the diversity imperative and “the civil rights movement of the 21st century.”
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February 10

Past Issues
Issue #68
After Race: More than a half-century after the end of legal segregation, it still defines how we live in the city. But not for long.
 
Featured in this issue:
The Color Line
Joan Jacobson
Separate Lives
Brennen Jensen and Donna M. Owens
White Space, Black Space
Lester K. Spence
 
Past Urbanite issues this year:
Issue #67
10 Ideas That Could Change the City
Previous years:
2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010
 




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