Brigette Squire
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Virtual Walks Encourage Breast Cancer Survivors to Press On and Live
The joy and pride felt from participating in a walk for a cause are indescribable. This year, due to COVID-19,…
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Learning Beyond the Screen
Mothers who are at home desperately search for resources to aid their children in developing and surviving the school year…
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New Hulu Original Series ‘Woke’ Honors Black Men
"Woke," a new comedy series premiering Wednesday on Hulu, follows Keef (Lamorne Morris), an African American cartoonist finally on the…
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Young D.C. Actress Takes on Teen Dating in Film Project
With youths especially vulnerable to online predators, Maya Jai Pinson, a 16-year-old actress and native Washingtonian, has penned and produced…
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Why Child Abuse Reports Have Plummeted During Pandemic
Nearly 700,000 children are abused and neglected in the U.S. each year. With family discord at an all-time high due…
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Beauty Brand Bridges African Diaspora, Pushes Gender Equality
A beauty company seeks not only to bridge West African heritage, but to also help those in the African Disapora.
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Good Cop vs. Bad Cop: How to Know the Difference
There is a knowledge that both good and bad police officers exist, but how does one distinguish between the two?
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Sounds of a Pandemic: Using Music to Cope
A new sound is being produced by DMV musicians as a result of their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mixed-Race People’s Role in the Movement
The Black Lives Matter protests have resulted in meaningful conversations about power, privilege and position in America — conversations that…
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Digital Distress, Dependence on Rise During Pandemic
Cellphone dependence, which has recently reached unprecedented highs, can result in a number of physical problems that may cause permanent…
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