Ra-Jah S. Kelly
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Bowser Restricts Restaurant, Bar Access Amid Coronavirus Crisis
While too early to accurately predict the changes' full impact on the local economy, workers in the District's service industry…
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Family Honors William O. Lockridge with Annual ‘Dancing’ Fundraiser
On Saturday, the William O. Lockridge Community Foundation held "Dancing with the Scholars," its signature annual fundraising event to help…
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Festival at Walter Reed Uses Music as Healing Tool
Some of D.C.'s most successful musicians and artists came together for a new music festival called Down in the Reeds,…
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Provocative Play Deals with Racial Tension in U.S.
As part of its 40th anniversary season, the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is presenting "What to Send Up When It…
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Coming to America Festival Brings African Acts to D.C.
D.C.'s evolving music scene has attracted a slew of festivals in recent years — OG's Trillectro and Broccoli Music Fest,…
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Uptown Art House Collective Continues to Create Without a Home
It's Sunday afternoon, and the rooftop deck and bar are packed with an eclectic crowd of adults, diverse in age,…
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Yo-Yo Ma Visits Anacostia
As part of his "Bach Project," internationally renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma spent Friday, Nov. 30 in Anacostia, performing live at…
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South Sudanese Girl Auctioned as Child Bride on Facebook
The parents of a South Sudanese 17-year-old girl are under fire for reportedly auctioning her off as a bride via…
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Coeds Cite Reversal of Civil Rights
A group of student leaders recently gathered to address their civil rights concerns to congressional and civil rights leaders in…
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D.C. Council Punts Bill to Lower Voting Age to 16
D.C. Council on Tuesday indefinitely tabled legislation that would lower the city's voting age for local and national elections to…
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