A Homegoing for Dorothy I. Height
Metal detectors covered the entrance of the Washington National Cathedral on Wisconsin Avenue Northwest.…
Read MoreCommunity Celebrates Seasons of Height’s Life
WASHINGTON—Shiloh Baptist Church on Ninth Street Northwest was filled with family, friends,…
Read MoreObama Joins Voices Honoring Dorothy I. Height at Funeral
The voices of hundreds echoed loudly to the “Battle Hymn of the Republic” in the cavernous…
Read MoreLine Encircles NCNW Building for 1st Height Tribute
WASHINGTON — A long line wrapped around the headquarters of the National Council of Negro Women…
Read MoreCensus 2010
With national census day just passing, gathering the forms for the 2010 census is becoming increasingly…
Read MoreBlack Women and the Better Tomorrow
The air was nothing but still as Jessica Weiner and a generous group of 24 African-American women…
Read MoreV-Day Movement Takes Roots in D.C., Maryland
Every year, women in a movement that morphed out of American Playwright Eve Ensler’s award winning…
Read MoreMurders in the District at a Long-Time Low
In the 1990s, Washington became known as the “murder capital” of the United States when…
Read MoreFuneral Services Set for Dorothy I. Height
Civil Rights Leader Will be Honored Over 3-Day Period WASHINGTON — For more than a half-century,…
Read MoreSocial Networking For Haiti
A devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit the small but highly populated area of Port-au-Prince, Haiti…
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