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 […]
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 2, 2019 | Vol. 5, Issue 18 Letter from the Mayor Dear Washingtonians, Yesterday, we kicked off the 2019 Safer Stronger DC Summer Crime Prevention Initiative (SCI) – a coordinated effort to reduce violent crime in specific areas in the District through strategic prevention and coordinated enforcement. Every year for nearly ten years, the Metropolitan Police […]
Mayor Bowser Unveils Legislation to Establish Legal Sales of Marijuana to Enhance Safety, Advance Equity, and Provide Clarity Thursday, May 2, 2019 (Washington, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser unveiled the Safe Cannabis Sales Act of 2019 – legislation that allows for the sale of recreational cannabis in Washington, DC. The bill enhances public health […]
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This is an important question which requires some critical decision making and involves much logistics and coordination at federal levels. The starting point could possibly be to exam the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. Considering Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, publicly announced to the world the unanimous
Earlier this month The DC Voice published an article called \”Inclusion and Self Determination for all\”, in recognition of Autism Awareness Month. It highlighted some of the myths and misunderstandings that center around Autism. The conversation below is a continuation of our Autism Awareness month recognition with a question and answer session with the parent
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Retrieved from: DC Public Schools website Monday, April 15, 2019 Third grade teacher at Amidon-Bowen Elementary School in Southwest DC and finalist for National Teacher of the Year, wins the Washington Post Teacher of the Year Award. (Washington, DC) – Kelly Harper, a District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) educator, was recognized for excellence
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Elementary Fair Details 2019 Elementary Fair The Elementary DC STEM Fair is coming up on Saturday, June 1, 2019 at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), 4200 Connecticut Ave, NW (parking free on-site; Metro: UDC-Van Ness, redline). Wednesday, April 3, 2019 – Registration opens. Each school can submit up to five projects. Team projects […]
