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Baltimore's Often Called The Most Northern Southern Town. It Has A Distinct Essence. It's Definitely Post-industrial, Definitely Rust Belt, Very Working-class. I Grew Up Outside Of Washington, And I Felt I Was Moving To A Completely Different Place When I Moved 30 Miles North Out Of College.

Lawrence Gilliard Jr. Is A Fine Actor And I've Always Felt Some Residual Guilt That We Killed Him So Early In The Wire. It Was Always Planned That Way; We Didn't Kill Him Because Of Anything He Did, We Don't Kill Off Actors Just To Do It.

I Feel Like If You Know Any Women Who's An Essayist Or A Writer Or A Public Speaker Or Just A Public Person, And They Have Any Presence At All In Any Kind Of Social Media, Or Any Place Where Men Can Voice At Them, You Have To Be Pretty Amazed At The Level Of Special Provocation And Sort Of Violent Speech And Misogyny That Comes At Them. Any Woman That's Really In The Public Sphere Has Experienced This. It's Kind Of Shocking How Universal It Is.

If I Had To Guess And Put A Name On It, I'd Say That At Some Point, The Drug War Was As Much A Function Of Class And Social Control As It Was Of Racism.

All Stress Is Ultimately Related To Loss Or The Fear Of Loss.