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Dear Mr. Glover, My name is J.B. Smith, and I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I’m a former U.S. Army Infantry instructor, and I’ve been researching my family’s history and genealogy, particularly the possibility of Indigenous ancestry in my family lines. I wanted to reach out personally to thank you for your show and the conversations you’ve been having about Indigenous history, identity, and the importance of knowing who we are and where we come from. Your discussions have been both educational and encouraging to me. I’ve learned a great deal from listening to you and people such as Michael Lane Jr. and Hannibal James. I appreciate your willingness to provide a platform where these subjects can be examined openly, even when people have different perspectives. For some time now, I’ve been researching my Starling–Walker and Whitfield family lines, tracing ancestors through Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and other locations. I’ve been studying census records, marriage records, and other historical documents while building my family tree. One of the most challenging aspects of my research has been understanding how our ancestors were identified in historical records, particularly when classifications such as “Indian,” “Colored,” “Negro,” and “Free Person of Color” were used. I’m trying to determine what the available evidence actually tells us about my ancestors rather than accepting assumptions about their identities. Your program has encouraged me to keep asking questions, follow the documentation, and continue searching even when historical records are incomplete. I’m not writing to ask you to research my family. I simply wanted to introduce myself, share a little about the work I’m doing, and express my appreciation for the work you and your guests are doing. I believe these conversations are important, not only for people researching their own ancestry but also for future generations who deserve to know their family histories. Thank you again for your time, dedication, and the educational value of your program. I look forward to continuing to follow your discussions. Respectfully, J.B. Smith Colorado Springs, Colorado Former U.S. Army Infantry Instructor
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(BALTIMORE – June 3, 2026) – There are moments in politics when the most important question is not who is running. It is why. Why would a career law enforcement professional spend decades serving the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office, rise through the ranks, earn the respect of her peers, and position herself for continued leadership within the agency—only to turn around and challenge the sitting sheriff? That question deserves an answer. Sabrina Tapp-Harper is not a political tourist looking for a title. She is not an outsider parachuting in for a campaign season. She is a veteran insider who has seen the…
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(WOODLAWN – June 1, 2026) – Some people make their mark through titles. Others make their mark through service. Gordon Dean Wilder, affectionately known to his friends as “Pett,” has spent a lifetime serving his community, helping others, and proving that success means little if you do not reach back and lift someone else up. A proud son of West Baltimore, Gordon’s story begins at Matthew A. Henson Elementary School, where he was a member of the school band and played the trombone. From there, he attended Lillie May Carroll Jackson Junior High School before becoming a Walbrook Warrior at…
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