New York Fashion Week for Fall/Winter 2018 concluded September 12th. To be frank, it was extremely underwhelming. With the exception of the same brands I mentioned last season (Chromat, and Christian Siriano) and Savage Fenty, this season was the same garbage. Little diversity and subpar designs. It’s even more disappointing when you take into consideration […]
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Many celebrities have made an effort to fight for reforming the criminal justice system in America, as it relates to harsher penalties for African Americans. Move over Kim Kardashian, the Dream Chasers are back on the scene, and Meek Mill is ready to fight for to reform the criminal justice system. Platinum rap artist Meek
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What\’s the one word which is always talked about in some aspect every day, and people can\’t get enough? It also requires multiple updates, and apps to function? Technology. That\’s right! Not too bad, except when the device battery your operating loses charge. Technology is changing the world around us and our dependency has
TECH 2020 Helps Bridge the Divide Bringing Diversity to the Industry Read More »
Today, no less than 2 hours after he was classified a sexually violent predator, Bill Cosby has been sentenced to no less than 3-10 years in prison after being convicted for raping an employee at Temple University back in 2004. He was convicted by a Pennsylvania judge in Norristown which throws me off a little bit.
Bowser Administration Kicks Off #RootstoRoofs Housing Week with Tiny Home Unveiling Monday, September 24, 2018 (WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, the Bowser Administration kicked off #RootstoRoofs Housing Week by unveiling two tiny homes in the Deanwood neighborhood of Ward 7. The tiny homes, which are part of a demonstration project, were designed and built in partnership […]
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Jason is a stand-out leader, both a 10 yr Navy veteran and businessman. He grew up in the suburbs of the Washington metropolitan area and settled down in Northeast Washington, DC with his husband in 2016. Jason’s Navy experiences span from managing a ship engineering plant, to leading a bomb squad in the Middle East,
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When you think of politics what comes to mind? Let\’s not get too caught up in the 2016 Presidential election and allow that to be the only understanding. Furthermore, any person considering a role in public service should have service at the forefront, and their style of politics at the back. Often times dressing for success
The DC Voice catches up and chats with Sam Bonar Candidate for Ward 5 ANC Read More »
Notes on Congressional Black Caucus Workshop: Removing the Stigma of Career Technical Education and Supporting Diverse High Skilled Jobs By: Joseph Green III Among the several noteworthy workshops at the 2018 Congressional Black Caucus Conference, I was pleased to attend and hear the several insights and perspectives from seven of the nation’s leading educators and businesspersons […]
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Bio I am originally from Wisconsin, the son of a farmer turned factory worker and a teacher. Through hard work in school, I was fortunate to get accepted to study at The University of Notre Dame, which I was able to attend thanks to the need-based financial aid policy. After school, I moved to DC
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