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D.C. Democratic Mayoral Candidate Listens to Concerns of Ward 5 Residents

by Myla S. Roundy
September 15, 2026
WASHINGTON (HUNS) – As Washington, D.C. residents prepare for the November midterm election, Democratic mayoral candidate Janeese Lewis George stopped at the Union Wesley AME Zion Church to hear the comments and…

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Pledge of Allegiance Stirs Controversy in Religious Circles

April 6, 2004
by Charlene Carter
When Michael Newdow, arguably the nation’s most famous atheist,won his case, arguing that because the Constitution…
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Universities Combat Piracy

April 6, 2004
by Charlene Carter
Prompted by a slew of lawsuits filed by the Recording IndustryAssociation of America (RIAA), colleges and…
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VA Lawmakers Change Requirements For Cross-Burning Conviction

April 6, 2004
by Charlene Carter
To win a conviction in a cross-burning case, prosecutors inVirginia will now have to prove that…
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Write An Outstanding Cover Letter and Be Competitive in the Job Market

April 6, 2004
by Allison Gentry
When students begin to look for their first job, the process canseem overwhelming. Writing a resume…
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What’s the 411

April 6, 2004
by Metanoya Webb
Usher’s Album Reaches the Top of theCharts “Confessions,” which was released on March23rd, is said…
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Miami Police Department Practices Racial Profiling

April 5, 2004
by Metanoya Webb
Miami Beach police officers are secretly monitoring hip-hopartist who vacation and live in Southern Florida, reported…
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Dawn of the Dead Revisited

April 5, 2004
by Maiya Norton
Union Station’s Regal Cinemas was packed on Monday night. It wasapparent that people entering the theatre…
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Are Steroids and the Yanks bad for America’s Past Time?

April 5, 2004
by Wardell Pinkney Jr.
If you’re a baseball enthusiast like me, the 2003 baseballoff-season will be etched in your minds…
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More Churches Reflect Society

April 5, 2004
by Charlene Carter
While there are diversity initiatives aimed at making school andwork environments had better reflect America, churches…
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Music Piracy: A Closer Look into the Industry

April 5, 2004
by Stephanie Crouch
“I download music all the time, and I don’t understand howand why so many people are…
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