Leslie Gray Streeter is a journalist for The Baltimore Banner, focusing on local news and culture in Baltimore, Maryland. With a sharp wit and a keen eye for social commentary, Leslie's articles cover a range of topics including entertainment, social issues, and personal experiences, providing a unique perspective on the city and its people.
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By: Leslie Gray Streeter
My kid has been asking for a cellphone since he was old enough to grab mine in his plump little fingers.
By: Leslie Gray Streeter
Former technology journalist Sean Gallagher wrote about cybercrime for years, until — at 55 — he decided to fight it himself.
By: Leslie Gray Streeter
This Thanksgiving is going to be particularly challenging, right? I'm all for giving thanks for the basics: my family, my job, my health.
By: Leslie Gray Streeter
The holiday season is officially upon us, so it's that time to hang that mistletoe, haul out the holly or, in my case, break out my nutcracker that kind of looks like Rick James.
By: Leslie Gray Streeter
chat_bubble SPOILER ALERT: Plot points from “Wicked,” as well as a few from the Broadway show and novel the story is based on, follow.
Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman, director of the Maryland-based Black Family Homeschool Educators and Scholars, noticed something interesting about her group's Facebook page.
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Before anyone knew the identity of the suspect in the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the gunman was elevated by some to folk hero status — a class warrior striking a blow against a harmful industry.
By: Leslie Gray Streeter
chat_bubble Walking into the crowded, noisy hall of the Baltimore Convention Center on Saturday instantly took me back to a similar excursion four decades ago.
By: Leslie Gray Streeter
Not long ago, a reader wrote asking about a column of mine from last year that detailed how much I hate “Love Actually,” the wretched holiday classic about how fat-shaming, stalking and marrying your hot maid is romantic.
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