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Jun 26 – Ju1 09, 2025
- How Our Ancestors Buried the Keys to Our Liberation in Plain Sight
Our ancestors encoded a message for us. By burying essential information in symbols, structures, and stories that would be preserved by the very people who conquered them, they ensured that the tools for liberation would survive. If you're reading this and feeling that spark of recognition, your job isn't to convert the unwilling or convince the skeptical. Your job is to:
Mar 20 – Apr 02, 2025
- The 11 Places in Black Culture Often Missed By DC Tourists
Heritage, culture, and community are some themes in "111 Places in Black Culture in Washington, DC That You Must Not Miss." The guidebook offers new and unique ways to explore the US capital city. Here are the 11 of the 111 places Lauri Williamson says are often missed.
Mar 06 – Mar 19, 2025
- It Took 63 Years to Meet the Classical 96–Year–Old Lola McCann
At 63, I was at First Baptist and finally met Dr. Paul A. Stephens' wife, Mrs. Lola Stephens McCann, age 96. As I finally chatted with her for this article about her now 98 years of Earth–bound experiences, her love for classical music kept finding its way into her story.
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