Not sure where to start, but I would like to tell each and everyone of you Thank You before 2017 ends! I wanted to end the year different, thanking the people who matter the most to me, my readers and viewers. Instead of recapping all the digital content clips which I have captured this year. As you […]
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No mention of a hanging chad, or a candidate being left off of the ballot. It was simply the Alabama Senate race which has ended in a not so fair win for one candidate. Rather, a tenacious task with Democratic runner Doug Jones and Republican runner Roy Moore up for the challenge, but the constituents
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This is truly the most wonderful time of the year! After spending much of your cash, and running up credit card bills for Christmas gifts, affording to dine out can look rather dim. Don\’t be down for too long though. CAVA wants to bring much joy and delight to your palate this holiday season with \”food that
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Ho! Ho! Ho! and away net neutrality goes after years of bundle deals, along with an open and free internet for consumers. What a way to make the Christmas season brighter? Sure Santa will consider the FCC and FTC on his nice behavior list while broadband companies and advertisers remain on his naughty list. Not sure
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The month of December is almost over already, however many are looking forward to the last day with much anticipation. When the clock strikes 12 o\’clock at midnight, many may say \”Happy New Year,\” kiss, and hug. Meanwhile, the 35-year-old war on drugs will still be going on. Is history repeating itself? Or has the
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Today was the groundbreaking ceremony for The Wren, a new in the Shaw neighborhood expected for occupancy by July 2020 with development efforts by MRP Reality , Ellis Development, and JBG Smith. The Wren is most certainly what Washingtonian\’s need right now! Something new and affordable to come home to after a longs day of work. \”I\’m
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It was a crowded kick-off re-election campaign night at The Tavern Ivy City Smokehouse for Kenyan McDuffie, Councilmember of Ward 5 on Wednesday night. Many people came out to cheer him on as they chanted \”four more years.\” In 2012 during a special election Ward 5 constituents elected Kenyan McDuffie as Councilmember and he has
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Black hair and makeup in the fashion industry is largely avoided. This morning, I did my usual social media rounds and noticed a Black model in a J. Crew ad whose hair wasn’t done. This isn’t the first time this has happened. Victoria’s Secret let their website model be photographed with a similar hair situation.
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There\’s a possibility if you live in Washington, DC, or visited, you\’ve traveled down a street called Florida Avenue. In the Northeast quadrant of the city, located in Ward 5 lies 99 acres of rich history and culture, Gallaudet University – where you can also visit the Gallaudet Museum. Today\’s experience we explore the rich history and
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Roughly twelve months ago- the people were faced with making a genuine decision; selection of who will be the 2016 President of the United States of America. Since that day American\’s cast their vote, many have been perplexed as to how this paramount Presidential shift occurred? Despite the debacle debates, much racial tension, taunting, slurs, and even physical
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