Denise Rolark Barnes
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History Should Never Forget the Contributions of Suffragist Irene Moorman Blackstone
This is part of an ongoing Washington Informer series about the Women’s Suffrage Movement and an initiative that includes Informer…
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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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Race Lens Used as Conduit for Exploring New Women’s Suffrage Initiative
A new initiative that focuses on highlighting and redefining the story of women's liberation — "Suffrage. Race. Power. (S.R.P.) Black…
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Thousands Converge on D.C. for Annual MLK Parade
The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Walk and Parade in D.C. on Monday exceeded expectations as the son…
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2019: The Year That Was
The Washington Nationals won the franchise's first-ever World Series.
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New HU Research Center Will Study Black Americans’ Views
With a focus on economics, political science, sociology and communication, culture and media studies, Howard University graduate faculty members recently…
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Library of Congress Exhibition Pays Tribute to ‘Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words’
A new exhibition at the Library of Congress is titled and reveals the real "Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words."
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: 55 and Counting
Woo-hoo to The Washington Informer for celebrating 55 years!
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Washington Informer Publisher Optimistic About Future After 55 Years
In an open letter to Washington Informer readers, the newspaper’s publisher Denise Rolark Barnes said the publication’s intention isn’t to…
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Informer Among ‘Local First Awards’ Finalists
The Washington Informer is among categories and finalists for the 2019 Local First Awards to be presented Thursday, Oct. 17…
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