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St. Ann’s Infant Home, a Post-Civil War Icon, Observes 160 Years of Charity
With the Civil War slogging into a second bloody year, Washington, D.C. teeming with Union army soldiers overwhelmed by a…
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Dr. Darryll Pines Installed to Lead University of Maryland
A quarter of a century after arriving at College Park in pursuit of an ambitious agenda as an assistant professor…
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African Americans Share Perspectives on Chauvin Trial
The news that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin had been found guilty on all three counts in the George…
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Anacostia Museum Sheds New Light on D.C. Region’s Food-Insecurity Problem
The Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum (ACM) recently unveiled an outdoor exhibition that focuses on the long-standing disparity among people throughout…
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For New Carrollton Mayor, COVID-19 Food Assistance is Par for the Course
It was a fierce storm, but New Carrollton Mayor Phelicia Nembhard was unconcerned as she stood in the middle of…
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Cherry Blossom Festival Concludes with Stars on Made-for-TV Event
Even though COVID-19 stood in the way of a parade down Constitution Avenue, the National Cherry Blossom Festival captured a…
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U.S. Capitol on Lockdown after Noah Green, Indiana Man, Rams Barricade
As if the task of spiritual counseling wasn’t tough enough, cascading events in the District on the eve of Easter…
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PG Change Makers Host Drive-Thru Easter Celebration at Lighthouse Church
A long line of cars filled the driveway of the Lighthouse on the Pike in District Heights, Maryland, on Saturday…
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Local Megachurches to Host In-Person Easter Services
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on many houses of faith in the African American community. While some pastors…
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Maryland HBCU Presidents Celebrate Historic Lawsuit Settlement
This week the presidents of Morgan State, Coppin State and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore joined their colleague at…
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