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Private school students walk out in support of Black teacher

BALTIMORE (AP) — Nearly 100 Baltimore private school students and teachers walked out of class Friday to show support for a Black teacher who resigned after posting a video describing her interaction with a white student.

Adrienne Knight, a middle school drama teacher at Bryn Mawr School, resigned earlier this year.

The resignation came after Knight posted a YouTube video exploring the racial implications of her conversation with a student who refused to clean up a mess she made and instead told Knight to “fetch” her some cleaning materials.

The school declined to address Knight’s resignation but said it supports its students for speaking up.

Baltimore officer charged with murder after teen stepson found dead

A Baltimore City police officer has been arrested and charged with first- and second-degree murder, as well as first-degree child abuse, after his stepson was found dead inside an Anne Arundel County, Maryland, home. A warrant was issued Tuesday for Eric Banks Jr., 34, after police discovered 15-year-old Dasan Jones' body last week.
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