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“Friends In Low Places” Baltimore excerpt from PEOPLE LIKE US: SOCIAL CLASS IN AMERICA (2001)
In America, social class is the elephant in the room that nobody says exists, but it’s hard to ignore in Baltimore, whose blue collar charms have been given national exposure via the films of Barry Levinson and John Waters. This … Continue reading →
Posted in 2000s, Baltimorons, Entertainment, Festivals, Films, Hampden, Kitsch, Neighborhoods, Nightlife, Nightspots, Roadside Attractions, Uncategorized
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Tagged baltimore, blue collar, dive bars, hampden, hon, honfest, kelly conway, people like us, social class, stella gambino
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