The DC Voice Prepares for DC Fashion Week 2027
DC Fashion Week is almost here, and The DC Voice is preparing to bring you inside one of Washington’s signature celebrations of style, creativity, and emerging talent. From the runway to the people behind the designs, we’ll be capturing the looks, personalities, and moments that make DC Fashion Week unique. Follow The DC Voice as
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Book Review: Crypto Essentials
Scott Jenkins’ Cryptocurrency series takes the reader from a basic understanding of cryptocurrency to the technical infrastructure behind it, then to trading and investing, and ultimately to long-term success and wealth building. Each book builds on the previous one. Understanding Cryptocurrency Starts with Understanding Money One of the keys to understanding cryptocurrency in Book One
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March on Washington 2026: Defend the Vote. Are Marches Still Relevant?
Are marches still relevant? The DC Voice asked attendees whether marching remains an effective tool for confronting racial and social injustice—or whether it has outlived its usefulness. Watch what they had to say on YouTube.
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Featuring: Jojo Fekwa: Godfather of Street Art DC
The DC Voice had the opportunity to interview Jojo Fekwa amid the bustle of Bladensburg Road last Saturday morning. Take a few minutes to watch our short video featuring Jojo’s colorful artwork and engaging personality in another installment of our Share Your Story series!
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DC Leadership Exodus: Coincidence or Foreboding?
I’ve never been a believer in coincidence. So when a mayor, a police chief, a congressional delegate and multiple council members all announce departures within a span of roughly 60 days, I start asking questions. I become suspicious. My mind immediately asks, “What do they know that we don’t’? Is this mere happenstance or a
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2025 Essay Contest Winners!
Saturday, January 24, 2026 I had the pleasure of awarding the first DC Voice Essay Contest awards to Jaydon and Jonathan Sam this Saturday at West Chester PA Seventh-day Adventist Church. The theme for the 2025 Essay Contest was My Church, Our Voice, Our History. We invited local youth in the Washington, D.C. area to join
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The Thunderbirds didn’t disappoint!
The Thunderbirds were the feature attraction at the Joint Base Andrews Air Show this weekend. The photos here are just a glimpse of the aerial acrobatics they and other aviators performed. Truly a treat for all ages.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words…
I was in Ward 8 this Saturday when this mural jumped off the wall at me. We’ll pursue the meaning and the artist in a future post but I felt compelled to share this image based on the impact it had on me. If a picture is worth a thousand words, this mural embodies the
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Covering D.C. from the Inside Out
The DC Voice joined Reuters Connect to expand its coverage of Washington, D.C. As the nation’s capital, no other city garners news coverage 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year with as much scrutiny and political fervor. We’re also including feeds from such resources as NPR, (see “A peek into NPR”) to complement
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