Latin dancers form community across Washington
Some leaders and participants of dance spaces say the locations provide fellowship through movement.
Trump’s Takeover of Local Police Was New. D.C. Police Departments’ Rocky Relationship with Black Residents Wasn’t.
Despite an increase in fear, underlying problems in MPD’s policing of Washington’s Black residents already existed, data and advocate interviews show.
Washington’s hate crimes law infrequently delivers justice
For over a decade, charges under D.C.’s Bias-Related Crimes Act remained few. In lieu of legal solutions, some groups are fighting hate at its roots.
AU removes online records of pre-Alger presidents’ announcements
The university removed old announcements of protest policy changes, updates on its strategic plans and condemnations of hate incidents as part of routine, ongoing website updates, the university said.
“Sacred spaces”
What the introduction of Bill 26-20 means for D.C.’s historic Black cemeteries.
Tết celebration highlights food and fashion
The Vietnam Society hosted an event highlighting the culture’s rich traditions of fashion, food and community.
Lunar New Year Parade takes over Chinatown
Families from the Washington area gathered to celebrate community, culture and history.
What’s behind a name?
The fight for redesignation of Arlington House, Robert E. Lee Memorial.
Graduate students from WCL commemorate Orange Shirt Day
The event was organized by the Center for Diversity and Inclusion and the WCL Native American Law Students Association
Guided through Indigenous DC
AU professor's app highlights DC locations important to Indigenous history
Women’s History Month and AU’s Priya Doshi place focus on DEI
Associate dean for faculty and inclusive excellence affects DEI campaigns and PR classes
Lunar New Year celebrated in Chinatown
Attendees buy from local vendors and watch performances for Lunar New Year of the Dragon