As the founder and chair of DC Legendary Musicians, Inc. (DCLM), Butler-Truesdale was dedicated to preserving, protecting and promoting the artistic legacies of Washington, D.C.’s professional musicians. Her contributions to the DMV’s vibrant music scene were numerous. The mission of DCLM demonstrated her profound respect and commitment to the musicians of her city. […]
Cedarian “Ced” Camper Funeral services will be held Nov-ember 4th at Mt Zion AME Church. Fearn Mosely Funeral services were held October 26th at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Hiroko Oliver – 95 Funeral services were held October 21st at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Bishop Tony Mitchell officiating. Vicent Boaster Walker – 83 Funeral services were held October 28th at Mt. […]
Baldwin O. Alveranga – 58 Funeral Services were held October 28th at First Baptist Church of Sunrise. Mutis V. Headley – 75 Funeral Services were held October 28th at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. […]
Kimberly E. Grice-Sautter – 49
You know it’s real when Ben Crump gets involved. The mother of Dexter Wade, a Black man killed by an off-duty cop and mysteriously buried, pulled Crump for legal representation. Now, the civil rights attorney is seeking the Department of Justice to hop in the investigation. […]
Richard Roundtree, the legendary actor known as the film industry’s first Black superhero, has passed at 81. Roundtree’s transition came after he briefly battled pancreatic cancer. […]
Much like long COVID, in which symptoms persist after a COVID-19 infection has cleared, other respiratory infections may continue to affect people who believe they are on the other side of a cold, researchers found. […]
World War II was a period of great bravery and sacrifice, with numerous accounts of heroism engraved in history. However, there are still some stories that have remained concealed, shrouded by the veil of time. One such narrative is that of Charles Jackson French, an unacknowledged hero whose exceptional courage rescued the lives of his fellow sailors during one of the most dangerous moments of the war. […]
By Don Valentine Congressman Rainey was seated in Congress December 12, 1870. A fact that is not taught in school curriculums is that he was the first Black speaker of the house. The Presidential Succession […]
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