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Slate: The Case Against D.C. Statehood Hasn’t Changed Since Marion Barry

Editor Jun 26, 2020
It’s always been racist, partisan, and nonsensical.

Los Angeles Times Editorial Board: It’s a couple centuries past time for Washington, D.C., to get…

Editor Jun 26, 2020
You can live in Washington, D.C. amid the nation’s cherished monuments to democracy and representative government — the U.S. Capitol, the stately congressional office buildings, the White House — and still be among the most disenfranchised…

WTOP: Intense House debate ahead of historic vote on DC statehood bill

Editor Jun 26, 2020
Passionate debate from lawmakers representing several states has taken place in the House ahead of a historic Friday vote on legislation to make D.C. the nation’s 51st state.

Washingtonian: A Photographer Captures How DC Small Businesses Are Using Creativity to Survive the…

Editor Jun 26, 2020
In the backyard of the nation’s capital, local small businesses are using every ounce of their creativity to stay afloat. Local photographer Violetta Markelou’s project “Inbox Full” captures the inspirations, challenges, and struggles of…

Washington Business Journal: D.C.’s paid family leave program to launch July 1

Editor Jun 26, 2020
D.C.’s paid family leave program looks set to launch July 1, meeting the city’s target date even as the coronavirus crisis raised questions about how the policy should move forward.

WTOP: New Union Station passenger platform will open in 2022

Editor Jun 26, 2020
Work is underway on a project to dust off an old Union Station platform and make it a new passenger platform to increase rail capacity.

WTOP: Anticipating return to offices, Revel puts more shared scooters on DC streets

Editor Jun 26, 2020
Shared electric moped company Revel is betting on more demand as more D.C. workers return to their place of work. It will add another 200 scooters to its D.C. fleet, bringing the total number to 600 across all eight wards in the District. …

Associated Press: House moves to approve DC statehood; Senate GOP opposes

Editor Jun 26, 2020
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic-controlled House is moving toward approval of a bill to make the District of Columbia the 51st state, saying Congress has both the moral obligation and constitutional authority to ensure that the city’s…

Washington Times: Muriel Bowser riding coronavirus success into vote on D.C. statehood

Editor Jun 26, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is winning high marks for battling the coronavirus, just as the District stands ready to achieve a win in its longstanding fight — a vote on statehood in the House.

DCist: U.S. House Of Representatives Set To Take Historic Vote On D.C. Statehood

Editor Jun 26, 2020
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to take a historic vote on D.C. statehood for the first time in a generation on Friday.

Kenithia Alston in The Post: What it’s like when the cops kill your son

Editor Jun 26, 2020
D.C. police shot Marqueese two years ago. They still won’t say why.

Andrew Guthrie Ferguson in The Post: It’s time for D.C. to regulate police surveillance technology

Editor Jun 26, 2020
The time has come for the District to regulate police surveillance technologies. This month, the New York City Council approved the Public Oversight of Surveillance Technology Act. It was a monumental victory for police transparency,…

Washington Post: House of Representatives scheduled to vote on D.C. statehood Friday

Editor Jun 26, 2020
The House is scheduled to vote Friday afternoon on legislation that would make the District of Columbia the nation’s 51st state, a historic milestone in the fight for statehood that is expected to pass the majority-Democratic chamber.

Washington Post: Dupont Circle Farmers Market adds new vendors after black businesses said they were…

Editor Jun 26, 2020
When Toyin Alli saw Freshfarm, an organization that operates 30 farmers markets in the Washington region, advertise its black vendors on Instagram, her eyes narrowed and her heartbeat quickened.

WTOP: Bowser: Stay home for Fourth of July amid coronavirus pandemic

Editor Jun 26, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser urged residents and visitors to the nation’s capital to stay home this Independence Day during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Rebekah Bryer in The Post: Yes, D.C.’s Emancipation Memorial advances white supremacy

Editor Jun 26, 2020
The statue needs more nuance that highlights black agency.

David W. Blight in The Post: Yes, the Freedmen’s Memorial uses racist imagery. But don’t tear it…

Editor Jun 26, 2020
The Freedmen’s Memorial in Washington is not a Confederate monument. It famously exhibits a standing Abraham Lincoln seemingly giving freedom to a kneeling black man naked from the waist up, whose chains are being broken. It was and is a…

Letter to the Editor of The Post: A better name for the Washington football team

Editor Jun 26, 2020
The District sits on Piscataway ancestral lands; it was of the Nacotchtank Indians of the Piscataway empire. Our people were of the first to be colonized and forced into assimilation. Centuries later, Daniel Snyder finds it okay to…

The Guardian: ‘A matter for democracy’: why DC’s bid for statehood is returning to the House

Editor Jun 25, 2020
DC has been trying to make its case to join the union for decades as its residents have long found themselves in a constitutional black hole

Washington Post: Sen. Tom Cotton praises Wyoming as ‘working-class state’ in arguing against D.C.…

Editor Jun 25, 2020
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) argued Thursday that the District of Columbia does not deserve to be a state, asserting that while Wyoming has a smaller population, it has a greater right because it’s a “well-rounded working-class state.”
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