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ArtBy Carlos Carolina April 23, 2025
Them type
The peom is a reflection on how judgment and pride deepen social divides and the irony of wanting what others have.
ArtBy Wendy Brown April 23, 2025
Thanks
A heartfelt message of gratitude for the organizations and people offering support and friendship through hard times.
ArtBy Jacqueline Turner April 23, 2025
Instincts
The poem is a reflection on how instincts always guide our lives, from birth to our understanding of mortality.
ArtBy Tasha Savoy April 23, 2025
Homelessness today
A poetic reflection on the growing issue of homelessness and the deeper questions behind its causes and impact.
ArtBy Nikila Smith April 23, 2025
Testimony of marriage
The poem raw and heartfelt reflection on love, betrayal, and the emotional aftermath of a broken marriage.
ArtBy Vincent Watts April 23, 2025
What deal?
A thought-provoking reflection on white supremacy, middle-class struggles, and political stagnation in America today.
ArtBy Reginald Black April 23, 2025
Unsung
The poem is a powerful reflection on the forgotten and overlooked, honoring the strength of those who remain unsung.
ArtBy Jay B. Williams April 23, 2025
The price of a line-up
A barber’s trim, a small tip, and a heartfelt conversation—the price of a line-up is more than just money.
ArtBy Robert Warren April 23, 2025
I love it
Stand up and fight against injustice, remembering everyone’s right to peace and happiness. Keep hope alive!
ArtBy Jeffrey Carter April 23, 2025
Put your hands together
Explore the importance of daily prayer and mindfulness in strengthening spiritual connections and personal growth.
ArtBy Levester Green April 23, 2025
I reminisce
Reflect on the challenges of delays, system flaws, and resilience in navigating personal hardships and essential services.
ArtBy Brian Holsten April 23, 2025
Springtime hope
Brian Holsten’s latest article.
ArtBy L.Q. Peterson April 23, 2025
Spring into action
Celebrate the arrival of spring with gratitude, fresh beginnings, and a renewed sense of purpose.
ArtBy Degnon Dovonou April 23, 2025
Even if things seem not to be changing
A powerful reflection on recovery, gratitude, and the importance of giving back to those impacted by homelessness.
ArtBy Queenie Featherstone April 23, 2025
Try not to hate Trump
A heartfelt poem exploring the struggle to avoid hate and maintain kindness despite strong political differences.
ArtBy Maurice Carter April 23, 2025
Dear maker
Maurice Carter’s latest drawing.
ArtBy Shawn Fenwick April 23, 2025
Shawn Fenwick #1
Shawn Fenwick’s visual art.
ArtBy Frederick Walker April 23, 2025
Buses
Explore how DC Metrobus route changes in 2025 may affect riders, including service improvements, stop removals, and fare updates.
ArtBy Akindele Akerejah April 9, 2025
White Kit-Kat Syndicate #2
A new installment of the White Kit-Kat Syndicate.
ArtBy Warren Stevens April 9, 2025
April Fools Day
Warren Stevens reflects on spring in D.C.—from Easter eggs and cherry blossoms to bike rides, birthdays, and blessings.
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