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Opinion | The privilege of photographing D.C.'s official music

Opinion | The privilege of photographing D.C.'s official music
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New Photo Collection Helps Tell the History of Go-Go in DC

New Photo Collection Helps Tell the History of Go-Go in DC
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Guide to African American History & Culture in Washington, DC

Guide to African American History & Culture in Washington, DC
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Experience a wealth of African American history, heritage and culture in the nation’s capital.
With its Southern connections, Washington, DC has always had a significant African American population. Before the Civil War, the city was home to a growing number of free Blacks who worked as skilled craftsmen, hack drivers, businessmen and laborers, and slave auctions were outlawed altogether in 1850.
All slaves owned inside the city were emancipated on April 16, 1862. Since then, DC has remained home to a large African American population that has created vibrant communities and shaped the city’s identity as a culturally inclusive and intellectual capital. ....

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