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WTOP: NPS: Part of Lafayette Park to reopen Wednesday

Editor Jun 8, 2020
WASHINGTON (AP) — That massive fence erected around Lafayette Park, which the National Park Service said will partially reopen Wednesday, has become a do-it-yourself gallery of protest art.

Washington Post Editorial Board: Take down the fence outside the White House

Editor Jun 8, 2020
“ICONIC PLACE for civil discourse.” That is the National Park Service description of the grounds around the White House, and until recently it was apt. Generations of Americans have gone there to speak out on issues of their day. Sadly,…

Business Insider: Washington DC’s mayor is having a moment. Now Democratic insiders say Muriel…

Editor Jun 8, 2020
Democratic Party insiders say another fast-rising star should be in the mix of prospective Joe Biden running mates: Washington, DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser.

Washingtonian: Antiracism Books Are Sold Out Right Now. Here’s a Free, No-Wait Way to Get Some of…

Editor Jun 8, 2020
The DC Public Library now has unlimited copies of "White Fragility" and other books to download.

Washington Post: Officials say they want to change police practices as protests continue

Editor Jun 8, 2020
As the protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer stretched into their eleventh day in Washington, District leaders proposed significant reforms to the city’s police force, saying the protesters have…

DCist: Mayor Bowser’s Week Of Battling Trump Has Led To ‘Vice Presidential Chatter’

Editor Jun 8, 2020
After recent high-profile battles with President Donald Trump, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is getting new shine as a potential vice president on the Democratic ticket, according to Business Insider.

WTOP: Democratic leaders call for reopening Lafayette Square in DC

Editor Jun 8, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are calling on President Donald Trump to immediately reopen Lafayette Square in D.C., which was recently closed to the public following a wave of protests after the death…

DCist: Federal Police Would Be Required To Have Body Cameras Under New Police Reform Bill

Editor Jun 8, 2020
A sweeping police reform bill introduced by House and Senate Democrats on Monday would do lots of things if passed: prohibit the use of chokeholds, lower legal standards to pursue criminal and civil penalties for police misconduct, ban…

DCist: D.C. Is Getting 5 Miles Of ‘Slow Streets’ For Recreation, Social Distancing

Editor Jun 8, 2020
The District Department of Transportation has laid out seven stretches of road for its “Slow Streets” initiative, which will give residents more space to social distance while moving around outside.

Washington Post: Pelosi, Schumer call on Trump to reopen Lafayette Square amid peaceful protests…

Editor Jun 8, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Monday called on President Trump to reopen Lafayette Square, one week after authorities pushed back largely peaceful protesters by charging at…

Washingtonian: What Really Happened on Swann Street?

Editor Jun 8, 2020
The police say protesters were kicking in doors. People who were there tell very different stories.

UrbanTurf: Where DC is Implementing Its First Slow Streets

Editor Jun 8, 2020
While DC closed out May with blanket speed limit reductions across many "local" streets, Mayor Bowser and the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) are now taking another incremental step toward making streets more hospitable for…

WTOP: Bowser, DC Council respond to calls to defund police

Editor Jun 8, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser responded Monday to criticisms and calls to defund the police that have been made by protesters marching through the District in the wake of George Floyd’s death in police custody in Minneapolis.

DCist: D.C. CrossFit Gyms Step Away From Brand After Tone-Deaf George Floyd Tweet From CEO

Editor Jun 8, 2020
Several local CrossFit gyms are criticizing brand CEO and co-founder Greg Glassman after a tone-deaf tweet invoking George Floyd. Some are severing ties with the brand completely, saying CrossFit has a history of discrimination.

DCist: What Black Lives Matter D.C. Wants To See Change, And Where The City Stands

Editor Jun 8, 2020
The protests that have spread across the U.S. and brought thousands to D.C. streets in recent weeks all have a similar rallying cry: Black Lives Matter. It’s a simple and powerful statement of principle, but what does it mean in practice?…

City Paper: D.C. Bars and Restaurants Showed Up With Sandwiches and Support for Protestors This…

Editor Jun 8, 2020
"It was about giving people the energy to commit to protesting for people who look like myself."

City Paper: Former Councilmembers Vincent Orange and Michael A. Brown Could Face Off For At-Large…

Editor Jun 8, 2020
November's general election could be quite the show.

Petula Dvorak in The Post: Muriel Bowser and black women are going after Trump. And they’re winning.

Editor Jun 8, 2020
It is a clapback so mighty, it can be seen by satellites.

Washington Post: Voices, lifted — In the nation’s capital, thousands gather to protest — and hope.

Editor Jun 8, 2020
For more than a week, thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Washington, D.C., to protest police brutality following the death of George Floyd. A city that felt occupied by federal authorities and National Guard troops…

Washington Post: From Zoom to the streets, students and schools find teachable moments in protests…

Editor Jun 8, 2020
Nubia Gerima-Rogers is a black teacher in the black studies academy at the District’s Dunbar High School. When she noticed students posting on Instagram about the protests unfolding in the city, she offered to take them to a demonstration…
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Since 2020, when Mayor Muriel Bowser and her deputy mayor for health and human services, Wayne Turnage, decided to reorganize the city’s multibillion-dollar Medicaid managed care program in the…

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