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Anacostia Emerges as Jobs Oasis
Residents of Anacostia are increasingly finding that they don't have to go west of the river to find a good…
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: A Real History Lesson on Slavery
I disagree with the story of the "first" Africans landing in Virginia in 1619. I mean, honestly, how do we…
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Busboys’ Anacostia Launch Evokes Memory of Marion Barry
Hundreds of revelers, including many of D.C.'s political and cultural elite, celebrated the grand opening of the region's seventh Busboys…
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Family-Based SE Nonprofit Readies for Move Across the Street
With a staff of 60 working to connect families with a wide range of supportive services, FSFSC expects to move…
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Post-Midterm Chat Lays Path for 2020 Elections
Immediately following the midterm elections was the perfect time to hear from the authors of "For Colored Girls Who Have…
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D.C. Set to Honor Native Son Robert Hooks
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has designated Oct. 18 as "Robert Hooks Day" in honor of the District-born actor and the…
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Jealous Endorsed by Booker, Religious Leaders for Md. Governor
Former NAACP President Ben Jealous, who has already garnered numerous endorsements in his bid for Maryland governor, will receive a…
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Haitian Embassy, Busboys and Poets Team for ‘Haiti Week’
The Embassy of the Republic of Haiti, along with the progressive restaurant establishment, Busboys and Poets, decided to shine the…
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Mass Deportation Would Cost U.S. Economy Billions, Experts Say
Immigration and labor experts say that mass deportation would cost the federal government nearly $900 billion in lost revenue over…
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D.C. Celebrates Women’s History Month
In recognition of Women's History Month, Busboys and Poets' D.C. location recently hosted a free screening of the well-received 2013…
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