BALTIMORE – A Germantown, Md. man is walking a stretch of the Underground Railroad for a second time. The journey is 750 miles and takes him into Canada. He is joined by other Marylanders whose families traded slaves.
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Protester remains camped atop Frederick Douglass Bridge in D.C.
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