Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
On Tuesday, June 9, 2009, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology joined other solar-powered schools across the nation. The...
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“What began as a good idea became an eventual success,” said Millicent Williams, president and CEO of the DC Children and Youth Investment...
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There are a few reasons why I felt compelled to publish a story addressing the homophobic nature deeply embedded within the hip-hop industry. For one,...
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After spending his early years trying to become the next big name in hip-hop, Ben Wiggins applied his talent for writing lyrics towards a greater...
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For many years, hip-hop has been surviving on life support. Therefore, it was no surprise when Nas finally pronounced its death with Hip Hop Is Dead...
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This economic recession has not only affected working class adults, but also the youth working class. According to the United Nations World...
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Too often youths from “undesirable” backgrounds are cast-offs viewed as never having aspirations of greatness. Their thoughts, desires,...
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During the past four years in the District, law enforcement officials, activists, and organizations have made a concerted effort to dismantle...
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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.”...
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From February 27th to March 2nd, Earth Day Network (EDN) will partake in the largest youth summit ever held on climate change and clean energy...
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