Why must someone\’s pro-life stance affect my uterus? It’s a shame that in 2019, the year of Avengers Endgame, our government is choosing to drag us back into the dark ages. I’m not talking about racism. Instead, I’m focusing my attention on the disgusting “heartbeat” bill Georgia and Ohio’s governors have signed. The bill will …
May 12, 2019 If you didn’t know, last night the Houston Rockets had one of the best and entertaining games against the NBA champions the Golden State Warriors. In game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals, these two teams had nothing short of an absolute battle. In a physical overtime win for the Rockets in …
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Mother’s Day. To some, it brings a bright smile to their face. To others, it brings tears running down their face. Mother’s Day. A holiday that began in the early 1900\’s by a woman named Anna Jarvis. She campaigned to make Mother’s Day a recognized holiday in 1905, the year her mother, Ann Reeves Jarvis, …
Sun. May 12 Pianist Greg Lamont $10 (6-9pm)
Sun. May 19 Vocalist Hazel Bell $10 (6-9pm)
Sun. May 26 DeAndrey Howard Collector\’s Edition $10 (6-9pm)
Alice’s Jazz and Cultural Society, 2813 12th St NE, Washington, DC (Metro: Rhode Island Avenue or Brookland) Open Wednesdays, 6:00-9:00pm News […]
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We often drive by signs citing some historic landmark or city and really never know why. Why was the question that led The DC Voice to Prince George\’s African American Museum and Cultural Center at 4519 Rhode Island Ave, North Brentwood, Maryland? Thanks to Ms. Palmer, the granddaughter of the first black law officer in …
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The audience was treated to Sis\’s potent Special Sour drink before and after the show and a 60-minute brutally honest portrayal of segregated Prince George\’s County between servings. The racially diverse audience at Joe\’s Movement Emporium went back to Jim Crow Maryland, yes Jim Crow Maryland, to relive the racial divide between North Brentwood and …
May 4, 2019 The DC Voice arrived late to the party but not too late to get a workout in and meet 4 special vendors that stayed to the end; Foodjonezi, Divas & Dolls Fitness, Glamourina, and Native State . [ngg src=\”galleries\” ids=\”49\” sortorder=\”698,694,700,693,699,695,697,701,696,702\” display=\”basic_slideshow\”]
