All posts tagged "african-american"
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Us Helping Us celebrates three decades of growth with an anniversary gala on April 2
Additionally, organization plans to expand its services in the coming months
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Forum: Hoax, Architect or Hate Crime Victim — the Societal Implications of the Jussie Smollett Case
As the facts of the Smollett case continue to unfold, only two things are certain
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Brothers in Leather: The Men of ONYX [Gallery]
Dominion ONYX shares his thoughts on inclusion within the leather community, kink, and MAL Weekend
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Crys Matthews on coming out and her soul-fired folk music
The singer-songwriter is driven by her deep passion for social justice
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BRUHS invites the D.C. community to celebrate the first day of Kwanzaa
Umoja: A Kwanzaa Celebration takes place on December 26, 2018
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Politics of Prevention: Us Helping Us’ DeMarc Hickson on the Future of HIV/AIDS
For World AIDS Day, Us Helping Us executive director DeMarc Hickson talks about sex, stigma, and the need for education.
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In Todrick We Trust: An Interview with Todrick Hall
Todrick Hall opens up about searching for love, conquering setbacks, and embracing success
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Sampson McCormick headlines an unprecedentedly queer event at the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Special event is intended to celebrate "the contributions of black, queer art of the Harlem Renaissance"
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The Wiz’s Kent Gash: “It is a gift to be African-American”
Director Kent Gash and company put a dazzling stamp on a vibrant classic of modern musical theater
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Yance Ford’s history-making documentary “Strong Island” is a search for justice
With the Oscar-nominated Strong Island, transgender filmmaker Yance Ford gives his brother the fair treatment the U.S. legal system failed to provide
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News anchor Max Robinson to be honored at special panel discussion
The lasting legacy of Max Robinson, the late, history-making news anchor, is the subject of a free panel next Wednesday
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Crys Matthews opens at Jammin Java this weekend
Matthew tours in support of two new accomplished, simultaneously released albums
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Check It, which follows America’s first gay gang, screens at Anacostia Arts Center
The documentary Check It is a "a unique, charismatic, cinematic" slice of D.C.'s African-American LGBTQ youth
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Exclusive Photos: The cast of Studio Theatre’s “Wig Out!”
Studio Theatre enters the world of LGBTQ ballroom culture with a thrilling, immersive production of Tarell Alvin McCraney's poetic masterpiece Wig Out!
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Daryl Wilson Loves You
For two decades, the legendary party promoter has thrown the biggest, brightest parties associated with DC Black Pride.
