DC businesses, historians call to support Black History year

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) –Businesses and historians say the Black community should be uplifted beyond Black History Month. 33-year-old Kamau Grimes says growing up in D.C. he never thought Black Americans were a minority in the U.S. Grimes grew up in Ward 8 located in the Southernmost tip of the district east of the Anacostia […]

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