Featuring: Dr. Kellie Carter Jackson
Watch the engaging interview by The DC Voice contributor Branson Brooks and renowned author (We Refuse) and historian Dr. Kellie Carter-Jackson.
DC Fashion Week Networking Party
The DC Voice is at DC Fashion Week 2025! We’re here to capture the style, culture, and creativity that define the District. The DC Fashion Week networking party hosted by Founder Ean Williams at St Yves was truly a ball! From the runway to behind the scenes. Stay tuned as we highlight designers, models, and
Live with Branson Brooks – Matthew Green: District Running Collective
DC Voice contributor Branson Brooks linked up with District Running Collective co-founder Matt Green at the crew’s Union Market meetup spot. From DRC’s early days to the upcoming District 19 race, they talked about the evolution of the run club, the current state of running in DC, and how global shifts are affecting the sport.
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Featuring: Monica Roache
Our contributor, Branson Brooks, had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Roache to discuss the rich, Black history of Georgetown in DC. Dr. Roache highlights the importance of the Black culture, shops, churches, and communities offered in the surrounding areas plus, how locals should engage with these communities. Watch the entire interview on YouTube!
Featuring: Derek Gray
DC Voice contributor Branson Brooks had the opportunity to speak with Derek Gray, an archivist at the People’s Archive at the D.C. Public Library. He specializes in the African American experience throughout the district. During their conversation, Gray talked about his riveting book “The NAACP in Washington DC: From Jim Crow to Home Rule” while
Featuring: Marjuan Canady
DC Voice contributor Branson Brooks had the opportunity to speak with Marjuan Canady, a Tony-nominated Broadway producer and the 2023 recipient of the “Woman to Watch on Broadway” award. During their conversation, Canady reflected on her upbringing in Washington, D.C., her transition to New York, and how both experiences helped shape her early Broadway career.
Boston Celtics Celebrate Banner 18
The Boston Celtics celebrated their 18th championship in franchise history with a championship parade deemed “Banner Day.” The team held the parade on June 21, four days after defeating the Dallas Mavericks with a final score of 106-88 to capture the 2024 NBA title. The championship would also mark the 13th championship won this century by
Texas Tech Athletics Partners with Adidas & Patrick Mahomes
Texas Tech University has announced a 10 year partnership with Adidas to become the official paraphernalia partner of the Red Raiders. The deal officially ends Under Armors’ almost 20 year lease with the athletic program. Starting today, fans can begin purchasing select licensed Texas Tech apparel at adidas.com/us/texas_tech, and local retailers and online partners. Patrick
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Players and Coaches Reflect on Season after Howard’s First Four Loss to Wagner
Following a 71-68 loss in the 2024 NCAA tournament players and coaches amongst the Howard men’s basketball team got the chance to reflect on the season and game. Howard matched up against Wagner University on March 19, who came in the game with some confidence after winning the Northeast Conference Championship. The teams would trade
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Abbott Throws to New Heights at the University of Maryland
As college seniors graduate this upcoming spring, it’s nice to be reminded of what success can be obtained after graduation – especially for student athletes. Mekhi Abbott, a Graduate student and javelin thrower at the University of Maryland, is a great example of what can come; after completing his studies at Howard, he continues to
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