Portrait of Freddie Gray

University of Maryland College Park Graduate student Erin Durham interviews photographer Grace Ghinger about her experience during the Freddie Gray Protest.

Sheila Kast talked to Digital Harbor High School senior Darius Craig, the president of the student government and National Honor's Society. Kast and Craig discussed Marilyn Mosby's use of the word thug, his organized march to City Hall, Freddie Gray,…

University of Baltimore student Aaron Coleman wrote a paper for his history class regarding the death of Freddie Gray from the perspective of his father Leo Coleman, who grew up in Baltimore during the 1968 Baltimore riots.

University of Baltimore student Gwenaviere Reaves-Walker interviews Mr. Clyde E. Boatwright, the Fraternal Order of Police President for Lodge #5 for Baltimore School police. Walker interviews Boatwright regarding the riots and reasons behind them.

Protestors on North Avenue. Three protestors are holding the sign, "Justice For Freddie, JHU Students." Behind them is a sign held by protestors that gives the names of unarmed citizens killed by the police, followed by the quote "Stop killer cops!"

Two protesters on a scooter displaying sign

Mural painted on the corner of a building

Sign written on the street in chalk

Freddie Gray painted on the wall