By Micha GreenAFRO D.C. and Digital Editormgreen@afro.com Sometimes when Washingtonians speak out and up on an issue in one accord, bigwig businessmen like Jeff Bezos listen- as was the case […]
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By Aysia Morton, Special to the AFRO 2021 was the most violent year the District has seen in more than a decade. This year brings an increase in violent crime, […]
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By DeAnna Giles and John Little, Special to the AFRO Sophomore Eday Koundjou woke up to text alerts on Jan. 31 notifying students at Bowie State University of a campus […]
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By DaMareo CooperSpecial to the AFRO On Martin Luther King Jr. Day I found myself thinking about bridges. I had driven through the night, through a snowstorm, from Ohio to […]
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By Ralph E. Moore Jr. The preacher, Reverend William Barber, II, was born just two days after another noted minister, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous “I Have a […]
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