DClives
C.A. GrigsbyReal people live in Washington DC, and I want you to understand why our fight for national representation should be your fight, too. You can read my publication name with "lives" as a noun or a verb.
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Black Lives Matter Plaza: Part of the Story
I mentioned 16th Street when I wrote about the “We Are All DC” march earlier this month, but you should know more about this important thoroughfare. Although in broad terms it’s just called “16th Street,” different pieces and parts of this ...
Democracy in DC: What Does It Matter?
When I started writing this weekly, DClives, I said I wanted to help you understand 1) that 700,000 Americans live in DC, and 2) why you should care that we don’t have full representation in the House and Senate.
DC: Art All Night!
OK, so the so-called end of the so-called emergency is over – the National Guard is still on our streets, and Congress has our entire justice system in the crosshairs. But damn, the federal capital has been through plenty of hard times, and...
Malcolm X, 2025
My title this week refers not to the person, but to the park. Known on the map as Meridian Hill Park, locally it’s been referred to as “Malcolm X Park” since the late 1960s, a few years after the rights firebrand for whom it was christened ...
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