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Rebecca Snyder sits down with Lisa Snowden, founder of the Baltimore Beat, to reflect on the 10th anniversary of Freddie Gray’s death and the uprising that followed. Lisa shares the process behind the Beat’s commemorative coverage, her collaboration with the Baltimore Museum of Art and photographer Devin Allen, and her commitment to telling the stories of those too often left out of the narrative. From grassroots storytelling at Lexington Market to mentoring future journalists, Lisa speaks candidly about the role of journalism, community and truth in shaping Baltimore’s future.
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Rebecca Snyder sits down with Lisa Snowden, founder of the Baltimore Beat, to reflect on the 10th anniversary of Freddie Gray’s death and the uprising that followed. Lisa shares the process behind the Beat’s commemorative coverage, her collaboration with the Baltimore Museum of Art and photographer Devin Allen, and her commitment to telling the stories of those too often left out of the narrative. From grassroots storytelling at Lexington Market to mentoring future journalists, Lisa speaks candidly about the role of journalism, community and truth in shaping Baltimore’s future.