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ArtBy Frederic John June 15, 2016
Glover Park Day 2016: Blues and Funk Hold Back the Rain Gods
Frederic John recounts an impressive line-up at Glover Park Day 2016.
ArtBy Angie Whitehurst June 2, 2016
Ballot/Ballad For a Long Life
Whitehurst uses poetry as a medium to explore the essential act of voting, and the impact it can have on the masses.
ArtBy Rodney Choice June 1, 2016
Vets Helping Vets
Volunteer Rodney Choice’s photo essay on the Summerhaven Stand Down event for homeless veterans
ArtBy Henrieese Roberts June 1, 2016
The First Verdict
A photo essay honoring Freddie Gray by vendor and artist Henrieese Roberts
ArtBy William Mack May 28, 2016
REVIEW: R&B Superstar, Joe, Returns to Howard Theater
R&B singer, songwriter, and record producer Joe put on a phenomenal show on Friday, May 27, 2016 at the illustrious…
ArtBy Ronald Turner May 25, 2016
Little Things
My childhood was good and I remember playing with my classmates. I remember school and I remember playing in the…
ArtBy Elizabeth Bryant May 25, 2016
On Learning
I hope all the mothers out there and everyone else had a happy and healthy Mother’s Day! School is going…
ArtBy Ken Belkosky May 25, 2016
Star Date 99995074.9
Star Date 9995476.7 The Federation is having a close meeting on Earth. Talking about me who I am and, were…
ArtBy Gerald Anderson May 25, 2016
After Katrina: A Ten-Year Roller Coaster, Part 21
Previously: There I am in the Burger King parking lot lookin’ down the barrel of a Glock 40, surrounded by…
Art May 25, 2016
The Big Fat Rat Part 5
INT. WASHINGTON, DC – DAY – UNION STATION Dean’s gang controls most of the city. Muggings, shakedowns, high- jacking…
ArtBy Ken Martin May 25, 2016
The Longest Night…
May 11, 2014, Mother’s Day. I had a heart attack, according to the doctors. Surgery that Monday to repair a…
ArtBy Frederic John May 25, 2016
High Noon For the Horseman
Here, friends is how handicapping poet Frederic John predicts the second leg of the Triple Crown will play out! Once…
ArtBy Reginald Black May 25, 2016
Certainty
Nowadays, I often ask myself what’s next. It’s logical that a person who has experienced the things that I have…
ArtBy Robert Williams May 23, 2016
PERCEPTION OR REALITY: When Does it Stop, Where do they Go?
Homelessness transcends beyond cultural origins and can hit any economic level. There remains too much prejudice in this world, but…
ArtBy Ken Martin May 23, 2016
Right to Rest? The Barrier Grief
There are many barriers to personal comfort for the homeless. I shall discuss two that truly perplex me. 1) Hydration….
ArtBy Barbara Pollard / Michael Craig May 18, 2016
The Two Pandas
A fable about inequality.
ArtBy Franklin Sterling May 13, 2016
Ful Yore
Natur exaltys in natour. Gyf so iss hae es tu cold. or sches tu pretty to covet, thay should be…
ArtBy Tammy Michele Rice / Chris Shaw / Ron Verquer May 11, 2016
Remebering Prince
Musical legend Prince passed away at the age of 57, in his Minnesota home and recording studio, on April 21, 2016….
ArtBy Charlton Battle May 11, 2016
The Underground: Don’t Be afraid Of the Dark
This is an article about the life of a world in D.C. that’s not seen with the naked eye. Actually,…
ArtBy Ivory Wilson May 11, 2016
The Big Fat Rat, Episode 4
INT. WASHINGTON, DC – DAY – UNDERGROUND – UNION STATION Dean is having a sit-down meeting with his under boss…
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