Life Before Gentrification: One DC Man’s Story
In Washington, D.C. more than 20,000 African American families have been displaced due to gentrification.…
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Esteemed Journalists Keep It Real During Howard University’s Power of the Pen Panel
Howard University’s Department of Media, Journalism and Film hosted an impactful panel event,…
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A Nation Divided? New York Passes Controversial Abortion Rights Measure
The abortion debate is one of the most controversial issues facing the country. On the…
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Cardi B’s Money Moves and Political Views
Rap superstar Cardi B is breaking barriers as the first female artist to win a Grammy for best…
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Faith through the Furlough: A DC Church Helps in Crisis
Weeks after the government averted another potential partial shutdown, a church in the Shaw-Howard…
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From Bullets to Better Futures: TraRon Center Is Saving Lives
The loss of a loved one can be devastating, especially if it was due to violence. Ryane Nickens…
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DC Goes “Pink” for the #PinkTax
When the general sales tax in Washington, DC increased in October from 5.75 to 6 percent, there was…
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The Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy Makes Sure Kids Don’t Strike Out
In southeast Washington, DC, playing the sport of baseball is somewhat of a rarity. In a place…
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College Students Make their Voices Heard in the 2018 Midterm Elections
Reports show that millennial turnout in the 2018 Midterm Elections surged by 188 percent in early voting.…
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Maryland Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Ben Jealous Remains Hopeful Despite Loss
After a long campaign, democratic challenger Ben Jealous loss to republican candidate Larry Hogan. Had…
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