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Howard University Opens Free COVID-19 Testing Site

Howard University has opened a free COVID-19 testing site to eliminate the socio-economic barriers to adequate health care.
by NewsOne Staff
05.18.20
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Woman Gifted With Salon After Donating Her Kidney

A Washington, D.C.-based salon manager was gifted with her own salon after donating one of her kidneys to her mentor.
by NewsOne Staff
03.31.20
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Bakery Owner, 13, Fights Hunger Among The Homeless

A 13-year-old bakery owner from Maryland is using his business to combat hunger amongst the homeless.
by NewsOne Staff
03.29.20
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Colonizer's Go-Go Music Complaint Backfires

Go-go music returns to a historically Black neighborhood in Washington, D.C. after days of protests.
by NewsOne Staff
03.28.20
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Video: Watch This Colonizer Whitesplain His Gentrification

Go-go music is at the center of a gentrification dispute in the nation's capital.
by NewsOne Staff
03.28.20
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Lays Into Conservative Peggy Noonan

Peggy Noonan is feeling the wrath of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
by NewsOne Staff
03.27.20
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Called ‘Most Dangerous Person'

The New Yorker has Republicans shook.
by NewsOne Staff
03.27.20
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Guts Open Sarah Huckabee Sanders

The Bronx native had time today.
by NewsOne Staff
12.03.18
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Can't Afford An Apartment In D.C.

She is the youngest person ever to be elected to Congress.
by NewsOne Staff
11.09.18
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Black Woman Aims To Revive Areas In D.C.

Black venture capitalist Angelique Brunner is using her business acumen and resources to revitalize underserved areas in Washington, D.C.
by NewsOne Staff
09.29.18
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Hate Crime: Bike Rider Charged For Hitting Driver

More bias incidents in cities.
by Clarissa Hamlin
08.08.18
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Black Entrepreneur Aims To Bridge DC’s Digital Divide

Aaron Saunders, Founder, Inclusive Innovation Incubator is aiming to bridge the digital divide in DC.
by NewsOne Staff
05.05.18
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DC Museum Explores The Evolution Of HBCUs

The HBCU Museum in D.C. captures the essence of the evolution of historically Black colleges and universities.
by NewsOne Staff
03.17.18
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D.C. Man Found Dead After Going On Online…

The victim's family is speaking out.
by NewsOne Staff
01.13.18
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Anacostia Gets First Black Bookstore In 20 Years

Entrepreneurs Derrick and Ramunda Young opened MahoganyBooks; the first Black bookstore in Anacostia in 20 years.
by NewsOne Staff
12.09.17
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Details Remain Scarce Surrounding Relisha Rudd’s Disappearance

Three years after Relisha Rudd went missing, the details surrounding her disappearance still remain scarce.
by NewsOne Staff
11.25.17
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Gentrification's Effect On Black DC Is Staggering

Georgetown University published a study that analyzes the negative impact of D.C.'s booming economy on Black residents, and it offers…
by Nigel Roberts
10.16.17
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Rope Found At MLK Memorial In D.C.

One visitor found a section of rope near the MLK Memorial in Washington D.C. Friday --- just two days after…
by Clarissa Hamlin
06.02.17
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