Advocates who want increased funding for Maryland’s historically black colleges and universities took the fight to Attorney General Brian Frosh’s office Friday, urging Democratic primary voters to write in “HBCU” rather than vote for Frosh next month. The protesters contend the state owes Maryland’s…
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Amid dispute over lawsuit, advocates urge Democrats to write-in "HBCU" rather than vote for Maryland Attorney General Frosh
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