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Filibuster fail: Disappointing but not surprising

Late Wednesday night, the Democrats attempted to change the filibuster rule in order to allow the voting rights legislation to

Christina M. Greer / January 21, 2022

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8 thoughts about this robbery at a Moncler store in Washington, D.C., that has me befuddled

One of my favorite Instagram accounts is Washingtonian Problems (@washingtonianprobs). It’s one of those accounts that relentlessly posts articles, memes

Panama Jackson / January 20, 2022

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My daughter’s cancer journey: An indomitable spirit until the end

As we embark on the new year, our humanity will constantly be tested in the face of this pandemic, a

Shawn Grain Carter / January 20, 2022

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Voting rights may have failed in the Senate, but our fight is not over

After honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday for his courageous fight for freedom and justice for all, we

Donna Brazile / January 20, 2022

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Biden’s Black Report Card: A year into the job, he still doesn’t understand the assignment

In December, my editor asked me to write a “Black Report Card” to assess how well President Joe Biden had

Jason Johnson / January 20, 2022

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In life and death, André Leon Talley deserved better

No matter how high you climb, it’s never easy being “first.” To be first in any arena is often synonymous

Maiysha Kai / January 19, 2022

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10 thoughts and reflections about ‘Juice’ because it’s 30 years old — and ZOMG!

On Jan. 17, 1992, the theatrical release date for Juice — the Eric Dickerson-written-and-directed classic, star-making movie for Tupac Shakur

Panama Jackson / January 19, 2022