Lindiwe Vilakazi
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Lauryn Hill Kicks Off Black Girls Rock Festival in D.C.
Opening the three-day Black Girls Rock festival, the Kennedy Center presented iconic singer-songwriter Lauryn Hill alongside D.C. artist Alice Smith…
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Prince George’s Residents Come Together For Adult Running Team
Residents of Prince George's County come together weekly to walk, run and train not just for a healthier future, but…
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Black Girls Rock to Again Take D.C. by Storm
People across the globe are celebrating Women's History Month in March, and Black Girls Rock (BGR) will accordingly host a…
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‘Future’ Festival Showcases Cultural Creativity in SE
Photographer and events coordinator Harvey Fitz held his first vendor festival in Southeast over the weekend, showcasing a side to…
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NMAAHC Holds STEM Day for Black Youth
The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) on Saturday hosted STEM Day, an event to provide mentoring…
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Black Love: 35 and Under
What have our experiences in the world, as it is today, taught us about love and commitment? We asked a…
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Entrepreneur Works to Connect DMV’s Black Business Community
Ms. Tee, owner of Tastefully Tee's Catering, is determined to create bigger platforms for Black business owners, as she encourages…
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In U.S., Surge in Flu-Related Deaths Overshadows Coronavirus Fears
Even as the potentially deadly coronavirus rages worldwide, a staggering number of hospitalizations and deaths reported during flu season has…
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Raphael Saadiq Electrifies in Tour Stop at D.C.’s 9:30 Club
Neo-soul singer Raphael Saadiq, former member of the popular '90s group Tony! Toni! Toné! and accomplished singer-songwriter in his own…
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Black Gaming Developer Bursts Onto Scene
Hugh Kingsley, a 31-year old Black video game maker from North Carolina, is premiering his debut game Xenrai, a rare…
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