Millennials
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Millennial Grads Make Waves as DCPS Teachers
This year, the second graders in Eugene Banks' math class have not only learned addition, subtraction and value placement, but…
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Millennials Making Mark in D.C. Politics
Young people in the District are no longer asking their elders for permission to participate in the political life of…
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Millennials Listen Intently as Candidates Debate Health Care
Camara Stokes Hudson raised her arms in the air and clapped when Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said the country…
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Ford’s Theatre Society Hosts ‘Generation Abe’ After-Hours Events
Young professionals ages 21-35 can enjoy after-hours access to Ford's Theatre at "Generation Abe: Museum Night" on Aug. 1 from…
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Millennials Thriving in D.C., Study Shows
Millennials are living large in the District, according to a new study.
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Millennials Find Power in Buying, Remodeling Properties
Data from Realtor.com shows that millennials between age 19 and 37 are purchasing more mortgages than Gen Xers and Baby…
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Black Millennial Political Convention Scheduled for D.C.
Organizers are preparing for the Black Millennial Political Convention, a nonpartisan and nonprofit convening of millennials of African descent from…
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The Added Challenges for D.C. Millennials
Millennials, who make up about a quarter of the U.S. population, have been a constant source of controversy, with alternative…
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American Dream Remains Deferred for Black Millennials
For African-American millennials, the dream remains deferred — and, in some cases, is a nightmare.
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EDITORIAL: Voting Means Freedom to All
It is encouraging to know that the value of voting remains alive over 150 years later with millennials.
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