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But the removal of the art inspired the community to come together and create new chalk art all over the streets and sidewalks.
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Conservative nonprofit sues DC mayor over Black Lives Matter mural controversy, claims civil rights violations
The nonprofit organization wants to paint its motto which is, "Because no one is above the law."
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Flying Paradise Tree Snakes
Flying Paradise Tree snakes are the only known vertebrae that can fly and glide in the air.
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Lobbying from teachers helps save Maryland schools from millions in cuts
The Board of Public Works did slice $413 million from higher ed., health and more in response to the economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Landmark Dog Aging Study may provide clues about our own aging process
Understanding aging, and eventually maybe even figuring out anti-aging, is a major goal of biologists. Some hope the Dog Aging Project will be an important step.
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Nonprofit places 200 DC students in virtual technology internships despite coronavirus impacts
On-Ramps to Careers is a nonprofit that focuses on connecting students in underserved communities to career paths in the tech field.
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Here's how to rename a school in DC amid protests for racial equality
Thousands of people in the District signed a petition to change the name of Woodrow Wilson High School in Northwest D.C.
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DC photographer's pictures featured in PSA airing on BET
Tony Mobley has captured images from protests around D.C.
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Young people fight against racial injustice with organization birthed out of DC rallies
The group's mission is to change the way police are policing and improve the quality of life for Black people in the nation’s capital.
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But the removal of the art inspired the community to come together and create new chalk art all over the streets and sidewalks.
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