The two men became friends after having attended segregated schools, Mr. Moyer the white Annapolis High School and Mr. Simms the black Bates High.
On Saturday, watching the documentary "Pip & Zastrow: An American Friendship" at a screening in Eastport, it was hard not to think about how much has changed.
A racially mixed audience watched the film in a nation whose president, a little more than two months from now, will be...
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