EDITOR'S NOTE: When we started the research for our series, "A Tale of Two Cities," it quickly became evident that much of the divide between blacks and whites in Annapolis is created by economic conditions. And nothing in this society determines prosperity more than education.
MToday in Part 3, we take a close look at Annapolis High, where children from the two cities come together before all-too-often heading down opposite paths.
In the coming weeks, we will tackle the dilemmas of crime,...
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