This year I intend to celebrate the unique African-American heritage of Maryland and the state capital, walking in the steps of my ancestors while breathing fresh air off of the bay and hopefully losing a few pounds.
If you would like to join me for this walkabout, bring your water and meet me on the steps of the first African-American meeting house in the City of Annapolis, incorporated in 1803 as the "First African Methodist Episcopal Church in the...
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