Tag Archives: Lexington Market

Podcast — Contrasts and justice in downtown Baltimore

August 2, 2022Homelessness, Justice, Podcast, The William Tell ShowDisinvestment, Harborplace, Inner Harbor, Lexington Market, Lumpen, Racism, Susan K. Smith, Takers v. Makers, Urban blightWilliam Tell

You get what you choose, whether you want it or not.

Contrasts and justice in downtown Baltimore

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Poop

September 25, 2021OUR BEST POSTS, SqualorAcceptance, Centeredness, Conservatives, Darkness and light, Equanimity, Hate speech, Lexington Market, Patriots, Penn-North, Poop, Ray Lozada, Spiritual growthWilliam Tell

Here’s a new word: Equanimity.
I can’t even pronounce it.

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Dreaming of my own place

February 8, 2020Get on your feet, Homelessness, Motivations, OUR BEST POSTSBlackness, Housing First, Housing search, Kinesthetics, Law of Attraction, Lexington Market, Obscenities, Public housing, Rapid rehousing, Self-love, White flightWilliam Tell

Some of them act so much like people act
in the places I won’t go.

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