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EDITORIAL: Justice Still Thwarts Family of Terrence Sterling
Over the past several weeks, the family and friends of 31-year-old Terrence Sterling have continued to protest near the street…
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Thousands Attend Opening Ceremonies for the Black History Museum
When Carolyn Tillery walked around the Washington Monument on the National Mall on Saturday and stared at the National Museum…
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Nonprofit to Give Away Anti-Bullying Books
To combat the growing problem of bullying, local nonprofit organization Do The Write Thing of DC has published a series…
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AmeriHealth Caritas Rated Top Medicaid Plan in D.C.
AmeriHealth Caritas District of Columbia, a Medicaid managed care plan serving the District of Columbia and part of the AmeriHealth…
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Obama Dedicates Long-Awaited African-American Museum
The idea of erecting a museum that would highlight the contributions of African Americans first received public attention a century…
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DC Host Committee Vibrantly Welcomes African-American Museum
Steel drums echoed powerfully throughout the U Street corridor as the DC Host Committee welcomed the long-awaited National Museum of…
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Historic Church Bell to Ring Saturday at Museum Opening
A historic church bell from Virginia, donated as a symbol of freedom, will ring in the nation's capital Saturday, heralding…
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Go-Go Legend Byron Jackson Dead at 52
Byron "BJ" Jackson, a prominent member of D.C.'s go-go music community, died this month at the age of 52. Jackson…
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Google Gives $1M to African-American Museum
Black engineers at Google are creating a first-of-its-kind 3-D interactive exhibit that will debut in the National Museum of African…
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Emotions Run High at New African-American Museum
Tears streamed down the face of several black journalists while their white counterparts appeared almost numb by the emotion that…
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