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Bo Menkiti, CEO of Menkiti Group, celebrates the completion of MLK Gateway II, a symbol of community impact and economic development in Southeast Washington.

Students at George Washington University protest Israel's war on Gaza with a tent camp, demanding divestment and support for Palestinians.

Discover the importance of the DC Walk 4 ReCovery in raising awareness and education about addiction and mental health. Learn how trauma can lead to substance abuse and how breathing practices can help.

Howard University celebrates gospel legends Elbernita 'Twinkie' Clark and Richard Smallwood in a tribute concert featuring soulful sounds of praise and worship.

The eighth annual National Cannabis Festival at RFK Campus in D.C. celebrates cannabis culture and advocacy with performances by Wu-Tang Clan, Black Alley, Thundercat, Devin the Dude, DJ Farrah Floss and others.

Watchers in the DMV experienced a rare solar phenomenon Monday as a total solar eclipse crossed North America, with many marking the celestial event by hosting outdoor watch parties.

Black Greek fraternities come together to increase African American male voter turnout. Fraternities discuss strategies to increase participation in politics.

Sudanese diaspora and supporters gather in Washington, DC to call for an end to war, genocide, and mass displacement in Sudan.

Celebrate the fourth anniversary of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser declaring go-go the official music of the city with Keep the Beat Week, featuring performances, panels, and wellness sessions.