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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The Darker Side of the 4th in DC
Last week I told you about how I spent the 4th: attending a neighborhood parade with a small-town feel, far from the president’s “Salute to America” on the National Mall. I talked about the various types of participants in our homegrown eve...
Celebrating the 4th of July in Washington, DC
Two days ago, it was the 4th of July, our country’s 250th anniversary. All around the country Americans were gathering in celebration. I’m sure, though, that when you think of how the day was celebrated in the nation’s capital, you think of...
Lewis George and White Swept the DC Democratic Primary
Over the past few weeks, I’ve given you a bit of a vacation from DC current events, instead acquainting you with some notable women in DC’s far past, middling past, and recent past. But our primaries have drawn to a close (official date Jun...
Helen Hayes was a Different Kind of First Lady
If you’re expecting me to write about DC’s recent primaries, I’m sorry to disappoint! I will say this much: it’s more or less guaranteed that Robert White will replace Eleanor Holmes Norton next year as DC’s nonvoting representative in the...
Alethia Tanner was a DC Life from Long Ago
A little over a year ago, our son moved well downtown, not far from DC’s Union Station and just north of the neighborhood most now call NoMa (short for “north of Massachusetts Avenue”). His move led to my discovery of a plaza known as “Alet...
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