Claudia M. Watts
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WI Bridge: Letter From the Editor
February may be short, but it’s also the only month explicitly dedicated to matters of the heart.
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Meet the Press: Lafayette Barnes IV, Publisher
So much can be said about Lafayette Barnes IV, most of which is positive, at least in my slightly biased…
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Meet the Press: Claudia M. Watts, Editor
An interview with Washington Informer Bridge Editor Claudia Watts is a study in how to appreciate someone who — because…
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Meet the Press: Saskia Kercy, Contributing Writer
Hailing from Philadelphia, Saskia Kercy moved to Washington, D.C., in 2019 after graduating from Temple University. She stumbled upon The…
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The Black Market: Collecting Art and Owning the Cultural Narrative
"Understanding, preserving, and owning are all very important things. Historically, we've been the culture but we haven't owned it." These…
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BlkArthouse. Get Into It.
Tatiana Rice is a lawyer by trade, artist advocate by heart. Fresh on the scene, she moved to D.C. a…
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Creatives to Watch: Manny Hernandez
Originally from North Philadelphia, Hernandez, like many others, discovered his artistic inclination early on, though it wasn't until a chance…
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H Street 5K: For the Streets and Beyond
The H Street Festival is one of D.C.'s most anticipated and highly attended single-day festivals, according to hstreetfestival.org.
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Creatives to Watch: Joseph Orzal
If you aren't already familiar with the name Joseph Orzal, chances are, if you've been living in D.C. and follow…
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The March on Washington
The Rev. Al Sharpton often spoke to how the Aug. 28 march will "restore and recommit to the dream Dr.…
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