D. Kevin McNeir
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Pedro Sierra Recounts Glory Days in Negro Baseball League
Pedro Sierra, 81, left his native Cuba in 1954 — then just 16 — with the opportunity to follow what…
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Protesters Circle The Fish Market Following Racial Incident
A family-run eatery in Prince George's County known for its seafood, service and house band, and a favorite among the…
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D.C.’s Soloman Howard Coming Home for the Holidays
Native Washingtonian Soloman Howard, a world-renowned opera singer, promises to unleash his booming bass voice as he returns home for…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: One Year Later — Momma’s Gone But Remains With Me Always
Some things get easier with time. Some things, no matter how much time goes by, never do.
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: Testing Too Much? Is Donald Trump Serious?
Trump's team says that the president was merely joking when he said we're "testing too much." I, however, find nothing…
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African-American Fathers Dispel the Myth of Absentee Dads
Black men in America tend to be blamed for all of the ills which plague their communities. But none remains…
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The Washington Informer Makes History in the DMV
The Informer took top honors in five of six categories in which we submitted entries for the DC Society of…
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Queen of Go-Go Maiesha Rashad Takes Her Groove to Heaven
After a five-month battle with stomach cancer, Maiesha Rashad, recognized for catapulting the reach of D.C.'s go-go groove to new…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: We Need a New Movement — Black Dads Matter
Contrary to the normative caricature of Black fathers, they are the most involved with their children, no matter if they…
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Brother of George Floyd Testifies on Police Reform
Yielding to the protests and cries for justice lodged by millions of Americans, as well as citizens worldwide, the House…
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