"This campaign is not just about this color skin," he said, tapping his own arm, "or this socioeconomic (status)."
The event showed both the sincerity of Cordle's goal of "One Annapolis," a slogan he uses in his run for mayor, and the challenge of making it a reality.
While Cordle held his event at a Boys & Girls Club surrounded by a few African-American and Hispanic people, Democratic candidate Josh Cohen was on the other side of the same building (the old Bates High...
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