“The Other Wes Moore.” I used my employee discount to buy the book and was enthralled by the story of two young men with the same name growing up in the same area under similar ...

But one article struck me more than any other. It was about Wes Moore ... We both grew up in single-parent households, both had academic and disciplinary problems growing up.

That’s not necessarily the impression you’d get from The Other Wes Moore, which describes the two boys as growing up “at the same time, on the same streets, with the same name.” ...

Today, the other Wes Moore, now thirty-four-years old ... Which neighborhoods did you grow up in? My mother says kids need to think that you care before they care what you think.

"The Other Wes Moore," and the conversation unfolding about whether the candidate exaggerated claims about growing up in Baltimore. “He embellished a tragedy to use to make his triumph if you ...

A growing number of colleges are assigning "common reads" — books that all incoming freshmen must read over the summer and prepare to discuss in their first week on campus. The Other Wes Moore ...

I felt very alone” recalled Moore ... Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates,” which shifts between the arc of Moore’s early life and that of a Black Baltimore teenager of the same name who ...

He wrote a best-selling memoir, “The Other Wes Moore ... rich and poor. Moore has pledged to bridge that gap — to make the state more equitable while also growing the economy.