Maryland’s black lawmakers are asking Gov. Larry Hogan to meet with them to discuss settling a long-running lawsuit that alleges the state fostered segregation at its public universities. Members of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland delivered a letter Friday to Hogan’s office, seeking the…
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Maryland's black lawmakers urge Gov. Hogan to meet with them to help settle long-running HBCU lawsuit
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