Today’s Headlines – July 27, 2023
D.C. Sues Makers of ‘Forever Chemicals,’ Joining Nationwide Litigation Surge
The D.C. attorney general sued more than 20 companies over allegations of toxic contamination July 18, joining more than half of U.S. states in an effort to hold the producers of “forever chemicals” accountable for widespread pollution issues.
Roots Public Charter Founder to Soon Retire
For more than 50 years, Dr. Bernida L. Thompson, with the help of several conscientious mamas and babas, has provided an African-centered education for hundreds of Black children who’ve walked through the halls of Roots Activity Learning Center and Roots Public Charter School.
Local Activist, Rapper Challenges Status Quo Through Music and Community Support
MartyHeemCherry is a multifaceted, positive figure that not only wows with his style and artistry, but commitment to the betterment of the District and world.
About ‘God Hates Us: The Death of Chocolate City’ Art Exhibit
Tadael Asfah, a District resident, tells the story of the decline of “Blackness in D.C.” in his recent exhibit “God Hates Us: The Death of Chocolate City.”
D.C. Pianist José André Montaño a Fearless Jazz Prodigy on His Way to the Top
If you hear about José André Montaño performing anywhere in D.C., you will want to be in that room.
