Washington Informer – Page 17

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INFORMER WIN TV – Dr Katrina Polk, Kathy E Pointer

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INFORMER WIN TV – Yolanda Mccutchen

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INFORMER WIN TV – Ben James Brown, Mark T Harris, Jr

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INFORMER WIN TV – Florie Liser

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Season 4, Episode 54 – Older Americans Month – Housing Discussion

Country musicians Grace Givertz, Roberta Lea, Rachel Maxann, Sug Daniels and Tylar Bryant took to The Barns at Wolf Trap in Vienna, Virginia, for Black Opry Revue on March 29. (Courtesy of Shannon Flack/Wolf Trap)

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‘Black Opry Revue’ Throws the Covers Off of Black Country Music

WASHINGTON INFORMER — These five artists had a lot of stories to tell, primarily based on relationships. Audiences heard about finding true love, breakups, and relationship...

Washington DC, USA - January 19, 2017: Washington Metropolitan Police stand on 14th Street holding shields during protest on the eve of President-elect Trump's inauguration. (Photo: iStockphoto / NNPA)

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COMMENTARY: D.C. Crime Bill Fails to Address Root Causes of Violence and Incarceration

WASHINGTON INFORMER — The D.C. crime bill and so many others like it are reminiscent of the ‘94 crime bill, which produced new and harsher criminal...

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Season 4, Episode 45 – Women's History Month

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WIN TV – Neil Nelson

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WIN TV – Leigh Mosley

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Season 4, Episode 36 – National Women's History Month – Africa Diaspora

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WIN TV – GWEN (E.R.I.C Initiative Foundation)

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WIN TV – Thennie M. Freeman

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INFORMER WIN TV – Cora Masters Barry

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Season 4, Episode 47 – Black Women Strengthening One Another

Join Let’s Talk at noon on March 15 as we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month. Melanie Campbell, president/CEO of

Micha Green, The Washington Informer, Celebration, pre-reception, delectable three-course dinner, powerful panels, JPMorgan Chase, five years, Advancing Black Pathways (ABP) initiative, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), ABP’s many efforts, empowering Black communities, celebrate Black brilliance, resilience, excellence, Black History Month, Black museum, uplifting the rich history of Black people, struggle, resilience, triumph, Advancing Black Pathways’ fifth anniversary, sincere and firm commitment, triumphs, advancement, Black people, Alicia Wilson, JPMorgan Chase’s Regional Philanthropy for North America, diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI), strengthen the economic foundation of Black communities, funding, educational programming, training, recruit and retain diverse talent, develop leaders, support Black-owned businesses, improve the financial health of Black communities globally, strength of our business, vitality of the communities we serve, traveled across the nation, JPMorgan’s Chase’s philanthropic and community efforts, listeners and learners, local residents, community advocates, policymakers, help solve local challenges, financially literate, healthy, wealthy, grow in business and entrepreneurship, support education opportunities, offer career and skills development, increase community relationships, constructive partnerships, drive DEI efforts worldwide, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, various initiatives and commitments, created opportunities, promoted economic empowerment, broken down barrier, Black individuals and businesses, Byna Elliott, supported over 16000 Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurs, boot camps, coaching, creating more economic opportunities, African American communities, committed to advancing educational and career opportunities, Black students, supporting historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), initiative’s $30 million commitment to HBCUs, first financial institution, National Pan-Hellenic Council, all nine historically Black Greek letter organizations, “Divine Nine”, Endowments, sustainability, Dr. Glenda Glover, Tennessee State University, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., “HBCU Sustainability” panel, United Negro College Fund (UNCF), Dr. Michael Lomax, Delaware State University, Dr. Tony Allen, Kisha Porch, Jamie Dimon, Thelma Ferguson, Mellody Hobson, Tanya Barnes, video, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, celebratory remarks, historic museum, NMAAHC’s Sweet Home Café, Denise Jones, Howard University’s Gospel Choir, dynamic performance, Doug E. Fresh, incredible beat-boxing skills, swag-filled dance moves, classic rap lyrics, “The Show” (1986), jamming crowd, JPMorgan Chase leadership

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JPMorgan Chase Celebrates 5 Years of Advancing Black Pathways

THE WASHINGTON INFORMER — Advancing Black Pathways bolsters people with tools and opportunities to be: financially literate, healthy and wealthy; to grow in business and entrepreneurship;...

NBC Washington Anchor Jummy Olabanji (left) interviews Billy Dee Williams for the release of his autobiography "What Have We Here?: Portraits of a Life" at the MLK Jr. Library in D.C. on Feb. 15. (Ja’Mon Jackson/The Washington Informer)

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Billy Dee Williams Shares His Glorious Life in ‘What Have We Here?’

WASHINGTON INFORMER — Billy Dee Williams, the beloved actor from stage, screen, and television, shared his autobiography "What Have We Here?: Portraits of a Life" at...