Shantella Y. Sherman
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May- 2020 -13 May
Black Nurses: A Tradition of Care Amid Crises
In addition to the month of May being designated National Nurses Month, the World Health Assembly, the governing body of…
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Apr- 2020 -15 April
Intersectionality of Environmental Racism & Eugenics
As The Washington Informer commemorates 50 years of Earth Day — a celebration that marks decades of active engagement to…
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15 April
Forging Inclusion and Access in Environmental Protection
A few of the nation's most influential environmentalists spoke to The Washington Informer to discuss Earth Day, continuing efforts to…
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Mar- 2020 -11 March
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Jan- 2020 -20 January
Revisiting Dr. King’s Blueprint to Understand the Push for the Ballot
Just months before Dr. King's assassination, he had the opportunity to sit with young people and field their questions about…
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20 January
A History of Peace and Pride
The D.C. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Parade was conceived in 1977 by the late Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, founder…
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Dec- 2019 -11 December
Serving Others in Order to Heal
Feelings of loneliness during the holidays are increasingly common. Let's work to serve others in order to heal.
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Sep- 2019 -30 September
PBR Riders Take Fear by the Horns
A PBR bull ride is an eight-second contest of strength, balance, endurance and effort between the world's best bull riders…
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20 September
D.C.-Area Mascots Face off in PBR Mechanical Bull Challenge
The Professional Bull Riders (PBR) tossed down the gauntlet and challenged D.C.-area mascots to a competition to determine which was…
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16 September
Talking Dirt: The Lowdown on Transforming Arenas into Bull Riding Venues
What do the actors of "The Gracias Christmas Cantata" and R&B songstress Fantasia Barrino have in common with professional bull…
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