B'more/Maryland

By Briana Berg

The Baltimore Museum of Art, nestled in the bustling John’s Hopkins University neighborhood known as Charles Village, is a cultural epicenter for the art lover. The museum's goal is to provide “an environment that inspires creativity, encourages learning, and fosters human understanding in a place where everyone feels welcome.” Even if a person has no background knowledge of art or an interest in art, the museum offers something for everyone.

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by Race Beat Group IV

Martin Luther King, Jr. quickly rose to being one of the leading figures in the Civil Rights Movement. His powerful voice and successful non-violent tactics paved the way for equality in America. King's speeches captivated the hearts of Americans across the country, but he also recognized the importance of using the media to let American's see the injustices that the African-American community faced. His remarkable presence during the Movement has made King a legend in the media.