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- Hundreds of people raised their hands and turned their backs on officers outside the Baltimore Police Department's Western District station Saturday, part of a protest over injuries a man suffered while being arrested earlier in the week. Just as the protest was wrapping up, about a mile away an officer shot a man who police said fled a traffic stop. Police said he was armed with a loaded handgun, and lauded the officer's actions.
- In her call to action to "end African-American homicides," Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has convened a group of black men to lead a discussion this month.
- A six-month pilot program to equip 100 Baltimore police officers with body cameras in high-crime areas is needed before expanding the program citywide, according to a mayoral task force.
- The members of mayoral task force studying police body cameras plan to announce their recommendations Wednesday evening.
- The Rev. Jamal Bryant saw in Ferguson protests a modern incarnation of Martin Luther King's legacy.
- In a speech Saturday at Morgan State University, Louis Farrakhan predicted violence in Ferguson this week and castigated black leaders for trying to pacify protesters who have a right to express outrage over police brutality.
- You don't have to go to Ferguson to protest the deaths of innocents
- Baltimore pastor Jamal H. Bryant was among the protesters arrested in Ferguson, Mo. today, his spokeswoman confirmed, as demonstrations against police brutality there continued.
- Minister pulls from song: 'These hoes ain¿t loyal!'
- The CEO and dean of Johns Hopkins Medicine issued a letter to faculty and students Friday that said recent remarks made by famed neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson were inconsistent with the culture of the institution.
- Josh Charles says he'll be at the Ravens game Sunday to salute "one of the best to ever play the game."
- The churches are placing a particular emphasis on African-American voters because many are becoming open to same-sex marriage after President Barack Obama and the NAACP's board of directors announced their support for it.
- Baltimore pastor Donte Hickman took exception to a statement made in the Huffington Post Friday by Baltimore pastor Jamal Bryant who was quoted saying church leaders supporting same-sex marriage are "hypocrites."