[ngg src=\”galleries\” ids=\”59\” sortorder=\”870,859,860,880,861,862,879,872,863,864,873,865,866,867,868,869,871,874,878,875,876,877,881,882,883,884\” display=\”slideshow\”] Day 2 at the 27th Annual Giant National Capital BBQ Battle
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When Mark de Kubber of the Netherlands visited the United States in 2017, he never made it to the District of Columbia. Like most Europeans, de Kubber, who has spent time exploring destinations on just about every continent, bypassed the nation’s capital and headed straight to New York City. When asked why he decided to forgo
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Photos Courtesy of People Magazine and Netflix When They See Us and the Dangers of White Feminism I usually try to steer clear of films about Black and Brown suffering. Partially because it often gives this sense of “That was back then. These things don’t still happen.” The other reason is because I actually
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After the Gucci racism fiasco, I wrote a post about the lack of Black owned luxury brands. Not too long after that Rihanna announced her FENTY partnership with LVMH. I instantly got excited because this is the first time a Black woman has been the head of a LVMH luxury brand. What I noticed once
Ayesha Curry recently came under fire for expressing her insecurities on the “Red Table Talk” with Jada Pinkett, over the lack of male attention. As the well-known wife of NBA basketball player, Stephen Curry, mother to their three beautiful children, actress, and cook, she felt there was something missing in her life and that was
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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
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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 […]
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
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Business Insider writer Jessica Liebman posted a now viral article about how she never hires anyone that doesn’t send a thank you email. It sparked a debate across the interwebs because in the “age of technology” it is almost impossible to find someone’s personal email address. Especially in the “don’t call us, we’ll call you”
As with all communities, the plus size industry has a very specific hierarchy. Size 10-12 women are at the top. Followed by hourglass and pear-shaped women of various sizes. Apple-shaped women over the size of 18 fall to the bottom. This opens the floodgates for preferred body types to declare their body positivity. The problem
