June 30 – A Conversation About Race
Sustained protests are highlighting systemic racism not only in law enforcement, but within all institutions of government and society. Police reform is on the agenda across the region and the…
Hannah Oliver Depp of Loyalty Bookstores suggests finding a black-owned bookstore to support, as opposed to buying from Amazon.
Recommended Reading On Race, Racism And Antiracism
“We need to reprogram ourselves to look at the world from a different perspective.” Derrick Young, co-owner of Mahogany Books in Anacostia, says that in recent weeks he’s seen a…
June 9 – Racial Disparities In The Pandemic
The coronavirus knows no boundaries – it has affected every community in the Washington region, but not at the same rates. Existing social inequalities in this country have increased the rate of COVID-19 infections and fatalities among…
May 19 – Navigating the Post-Pandemic Job Market
Whether you are a new graduate starting out in your career, recently unemployed because of pandemic-related shutdowns or someone who has been on the job hunt for a while, the…
May 7 – Kojo In Your Virtual Community: Parenting During The Pandemic
As we enter the second month of the coronavirus pandemic in the Washington region, many of us are still grappling with navigating new challenges and longing for our old daily…