Match Point Part IV

Article by Barry Kessler with Anita Kassof. Originally …

Match Point Part III

Article by Barry Kessler with Anita Kassof. Originally …

Tags Anita Kassof, Baltimore Tennis Club, Barry Kessler, civil rights, discrimination, Druid Hill Park, Generations, Harold Buchman, interviews, Jim Crow, Maceo Howard, Match point, Mitzi Freishtat, Progressive Party, protests, segregation, sports and recreation, tennis, Young Progressives of Maryland

Match Point Part II

Article by Barry Kessler with Anita Kassof. Originally …

Tags Anita Kassof, Baltimore Tennis Club, Barry Kessler, civil rights, discrimination, Druid Hill Park, Generations, Harold Buchman, interviews, Jim Crow, Maceo Howard, Match point, Mitzi Freishtat, Progressive Party, protests, segregation, sports and recreation, tennis, Young Progressives of Maryland

Match Point

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Post date 11/01/2017
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Fighting Racial Discrimination in Druid Hill Park Article …

Tags Anita Kassof, Baltimore Tennis Club, Barry Kessler, civil rights, discrimination, Druid Hill Park, Generations, Harold Buchman, Jim Crow, Maceo Howard, Match point, Mitzi Freishtat, Progressive Party, protests, segregation, sports and recreation, tennis, Young Progressives of Maryland

Processions, Debates and Curbstone Encounters Part V

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Post date 03/20/2017
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Article by Avi Y. Decter. Originally published in Generations 2011 …

Tags articles, Avi Decter, Beef Trust, boycotts, butchers, Debates and Curbstone Encounters, Generations, Generations: Jewish Foodways, kosher, Kosher Meat War, meat riots, Processions, protests, riots, shochet

Responding to #BaltimoreUprising

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Post date 05/12/2015
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A JMM “pop-up” exhibit, “In Every Generation” explores …

Tags #BaltimoreUprising, exhibits, Freddie Gray, In Every Generation, Jews United for Justice, lobby displays, protests, social action, social justice, Tracie Guy-Decker