D Kevin McNeir
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Actress Kimberly Marable Embraces Her ‘Dream Role’ in ‘Hadestown’
Brooklyn’s own Kimberly Marable said she's not only thrilled but blessed to be playing her "dream role" in the Tony…
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Marc Morial Advises Blacks to ‘Stay Woke, Prepare for a New Normal’
What's on the mind of National Urban League President and CEO Marc Morial as the pandemic continues to claim victims,…
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Haitian-Americans Lash Out At Biden’s Mass Expulsion Of Immigrants
The Biden administration's massive efforts to deport thousands of Haitian immigrants living under a bridge in Del Rio, Texas, and…
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Jack Johnson, First Black Heavyweight Champion, Both Revered and Reviled
More than 100 years ago, on July 4, 1910, Jack Johnson and James J. Jeffries went head-to-head in an outdoor…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: As Police Address Youth Violence at Six Flags America, I Wonder, ‘Who’s in Charge at Home?’
I wonder what the parents of the youth who joined last weekend's "adventure" are saying to them?
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Muhammad Ali: Heavyweight Boxing’s Version of the Pied Piper
The rise to stardom for Muhammad Ali and his subsequent domination as a heavyweight fighter in the world of professional…
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D.C. Arts Community Among Those Mourning the Death of Melvin Deal
Tributes continue to pour in upon the news of the death of Melvin Deal, the founder of the District’s dance…
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Singer Sarah Dash of Labelle, Famed for Hit ‘Lady Marmalade,’ Dies at 76
Sarah Dash, part of the powerful R&B trio Labelle and a contributor to the solo work of Keith Richards, died…
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‘Spectacular’ Best Describes Kennedy Center’s 50th Anniversary Concert
After remaining mostly dark and silent for the past 18 months, the lights finally went on and a jubilant crowd…
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Fighting While Black: How Champions Battled Foes In and Out of the Ring
The list of fighters who have become heroes within the Black community continues to grow longer and longer. But there…
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