Ny'lah Newkirk and other young people are standing up against violence in their communities, and the legendary Frankie Beverly is being remembered as a Black American icon whose legacy will endure forever.

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Washington D.C. and Maryland's attorneys general are taking action against gun stores facilitating illegal sales of firearms, in an effort to reduce homicides and violence in the District.

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An Informer reader reflects on the contributions of the Rev. Jesse Jackson to American politics, while another reacts to the end of FedEx Field's run as the name of the Washington Commanders' stadium.

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WI lauded for recognizing Black businesses in Ward 8 for Black Business Month and DMV athletes at the Paris Olympics.

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The back-to-school health supplement was a great resource for parents and guardians preparing to return their children to school, and the art of the young people in last week's issue was a great way for them to showcase their talent and participate in the Summer Youth Employment Program.

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Dominique Dawes, a Montgomery County native, is being honored with a statue commemorating her Olympic achievements, while James Baldwin, a literary legend, is celebrated on his 100th birthday.

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Sonja Adams and Nella Banks have expressed their support for Kamala Harris and praised The Bridge for its creative and informative content.

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President Biden has reaffirmed his commitment to the presidential race despite calls for him to step down after a poor showing in a recent debate.

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The 12th annual Washington Informer Heritage Tour is set to take place, with the event aiming to educate and bring people together.

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DCPS Central Administration's modernization plan for JC Nalle ES has been criticized for its lack of completeness, poor coordination, and inadequate communication, prompting calls for a pause to the project for better planning and community engagement.

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