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WI Bridge Welcomes New Editor Sarafina Wright
Sarafina Wright is a staff writer at the Washington Informer where she covers an array of topics including business, community…
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Millennials: Continue the Fight for Reparations
A recent Associated Press poll showed that 62 percent of those polled ages 18-35 opposed the U.S. government providing reparations…
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Black Student Leader Galvanizes Millennial Votes
As president of the Black Student Union (BSU) at The George Washington University, Abeke Teyibo has to ensure that her…
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Building a United Front in November
As we quickly approach the 2016 general election, there has been a general sentiment of political melancholy in the Black…
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Young People Boycott Black Friday
For youngsters consumed with school, work and social media, Thanksgiving stands as one of few days available to spend time…
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D.C. Youth Connect With Young Ethiopians
In the centuries after the end of Maafa — the worldwide separation of African people via the Transatlantic Slave Trade…
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Visitors Share Their Take on Artworks in Dialogue
For more than a year, visitors at the Smithsonian National Museum of Art have had the opportunity to talk about…
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Kelela Pushes R&B in New Direction
Singer and songwriter Kelela is one of R&B’s new rising stars. Two years after releasing her critically acclaimed EP "Cut…
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Swaliga Promotes STEAM-Centered Education
For two years, the Swaliga Foundation has partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington (BGCGW) to give…
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Tony Lewis Jr.’s Message Gives Students Hope
By his 11th birthday, Tony Lewis Jr.’s father, alleged head of a D.C. drug syndicate, had served nearly two years…
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Viola Davis Emmy Win Raises Hollywood Diversity Question
“The only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity,” said Viola Davis in her Emmy acceptance…
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