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For Baltimore's 'Hero Mom,' Fame Brings Bumpy Ride
If you do not know Toya Graham by name, you know her by what she did. At the apex of the Baltimore riots, as the city buckled under the weight of Freddie Gray's controversial death, Graham strode into the maelstrom clad in a blazing yellow shirt to find her rebellious son. And when she did, she clobbered the youth, meting out the discipline that mi...
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'I Don't Want Him to be Freddie Gray', Says Baltimore Woman Who Beat Rioter Son
A woman captured on video slapping her teenage son for taking part in the Baltimore riots, a reprimand that went viral online on Tuesday, won praise from the city's police commissioner and was heralded on social media as "Mom of the Year."
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Baltimore Woman Beats Rioter Son, Hailed As 'Mom Of the Year'
On camera, the woman - who seemed to have spotted her son dressed in black and wearing a ski mask preparing to join the riots - is seen screaming, "Get over here, now."
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For Baltimore's 'Hero Mom,' Fame Brings Bumpy Ride
If you do not know Toya Graham by name, you know her by what she did. At the apex of the Baltimore riots, as the city buckled under the weight of Freddie Gray's controversial death, Graham strode into the maelstrom clad in a blazing yellow shirt to find her rebellious son. And when she did, she clobbered the youth, meting out the discipline that mi...
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'I Don't Want Him to be Freddie Gray', Says Baltimore Woman Who Beat Rioter Son
A woman captured on video slapping her teenage son for taking part in the Baltimore riots, a reprimand that went viral online on Tuesday, won praise from the city's police commissioner and was heralded on social media as "Mom of the Year."
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Baltimore Woman Beats Rioter Son, Hailed As 'Mom Of the Year'
On camera, the woman - who seemed to have spotted her son dressed in black and wearing a ski mask preparing to join the riots - is seen screaming, "Get over here, now."
