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‘We Don’t Accept Section 8’: Undercover Testers Found Voucher Discrimination Across D.C.

The Equal Rights Center’s investigations and lawsuits detail how D.C. landlords turn away prospective tenants just because ...
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Spot LIT: The Inner Loop Is Helping Create Community and Culture Among D.C. Writers

The Inner Loop's Rachel Coonce on the importance of connection in the city’s lit world. Plus, new books on our TBR list and ...
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Coppola Films, Art Talks, and Lady Pills Comes Home: City Lights for Aug. 21–27

Rumble Fish screens, Lady Pills play, Watercolors at NGA, the Hip-Hop Museum’s Induction Ceremony, and Atlas’ final Ivy City ...
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The Needle: Three More States to Send National Guards to D.C. and Five Virginia School Districts Refuse to Rescind Trans-Affirming Policies

"I live in D.C. and want local news." "I believe in local journalism." "Y'all are doing real local D.C. journalism." " ...
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The Needle: Legal Battle Over Control of MPD Continues, And D.C. Boo’s Immigration Enforcement on City Streets

"I live in D.C. and want local news." "I believe in local journalism." "Y'all are doing real local D.C. journalism." " ...
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As Development Revs Up in Southeast, One Anacostia Native Is Protecting Her Family’s Land and the Trees That Make It Home

Rebecca Renard-Wilson is using conservation easement to protect the trees on her family’s wooded quarter-acre lot.
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Moody Rockers Night Hawk Tackle Restlessness, Rejection, and the Reluctance to Embrace Adulthood

COVID brought them together, work brought them to D.C., and their latest album brings Night Hawk to Songbyrd on Aug. 21.