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Baynard Woods

  • Writer and Author of Hachette Books, Freelance
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Writer. “Inheritance,” “I Got a Monster,” book and documentary. Bylines all over. Repped by @brandibowles @unitedtalent
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‘Let Them Speak’ brings victims of police violence out of the news and into their lives before tragedy

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By Baynard Woods
| Baltimore Beat Verified
Despite what a certain type of purist might say, art is rarely just about the paint on the canvas or the shape carved into the stone. And despite the boosters and critics of the art-industrial complex, it is more than museums, galleries, collectors, and mural programs. No matter how we try to reduce art to an establishment of gatekeeping and value-setting, it will always go beyond that.
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What’s Poppin’ Issue #084

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By Baynard Woods
| Baltimore Beat Verified
“Voices of the Gods,” Juneteenth Celebration, SNF Parkway, 5 W. North Avenue, June 18, 7 p.m. snfparkway.org “Process is everything,” is the motto of the visionary visual artist and filmmaker Al Santana, whose decades of documentary work have produced films about Black merchant marines, youth recruitment into the forever wars, and the Durban 400, a grassroots group of activists who went to the UN in 2001 to demand reparations for the transatlantic slave trade.
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What’s Poppin’ Issue #083

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By Baynard Woods
| Baltimore Beat Verified
“Sincerely Yours, Pauli Murray,” Grace United Methodist Church, 5407 N. Charles Street, June 6 and 7. newwavesingers.org In 2012, the Episcopal Church made Rev. Pauli Murray a saint, and whatever Baltimore City’s version of sainthood is, it ought to also be bestowed on the queer icon and civil rights lawyer and activist, who was born in the city in 1910. Murray didn’t stay in the city long — her mother died and her father was killed by a white guard in the Crownsville psychiatric ward.
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