Human Nature

The Big Chair at the corner of Martin Luther King Avenue and V Street in Anacostia, named, appropriately, the Big Chair.   “The Big Chair endures as an over-sized emblem of Anacostia. A bar and grill across the street and

What makes me a part of chocolate city?     In 1957 D.C. became the first large city in the United States to be majority Black, earning it the moniker “Chocolate City.” (The Washington Post’s 2016).During this time African Americans living

Fort Reno is very important because of all the history that it has.  The Fort Reno neighborhood was a predominantly Black, working-class community that existed on the outskirts of Washington from, roughly, the late 1880s through the 1940s. Over the

          DC, unlike most major cities in America, is not considered to be a city known for its festival’s; that perception however is less than true.  Washington D.C., has numerous festivals that attract both domestic and

HBCU stands for, “historically black colleges and universities”. HBCUs are full of history and culture. They were mainly created because of racial discrimination and for a way for black children to get education. These institutes helped black students get degrees