Why Baltimore Rebelled
Shawn Gude
ays before social unrest in Baltimore reached levels unseen in decades, Dan Rodricks, the Baltimore Sun‘s resident liberal columnist, painted a picture of Saturday afternoon’s march against police violence. Peaceful. Family friendly. An expression of justifiable anger.
But he concluded somberly: “And as I write those words, the Freddie Gray march turned violent . . .”
“The dream of the Next Baltimore is cracked.”