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Filmmaker Haile Gerima on the Power of the Black Community

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By Dara Mathis Verified
| Washingtonian Verified
Ethiopian-born filmmaker and retired Howard University professor Haile Gerima debuted his best-known movie, Sankofa, in 1993. The acclaimed film follows a modern Black American woman thrust into an enslaved past.
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9 Inventions You Didn’t Know Were Made in DC Original

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By Dara Mathis Verified
| Washingtonian Verified
About America's 250th As America celebrates its 250th birthday, here’s how to enjoy—and endure—the festivities in the Washington area.
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CEO Kate Schecter on How Childhood Years in the USSR Shaped Her

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By Dara Mathis Verified
| Washingtonian Verified
Kate Schecter grew up living in Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Moscow before age 12, but it was her time in the Soviet Union, as one of the first American children to attend Soviet schools, that had the biggest impact. The DC resident is a daughter of the late Jerrold Schecter, the Time magazine Moscow bureau chief who helped smuggle Nikita Khrushchev’s memoirs out of the USSR and later worked in the Carter administration.
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