Latisha Atkins, executive director of Pennsylvania Avenue East Main Street, celebrates D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser's annual Art All Night as a reflection of the District's diverse and captivating talent, and emphasizes the importance of arts education and creative spaces for the future of D.C. culture.

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Black Betty's BBQ made a successful appearance at the H Street Festival, selling over 700 pounds of meat and showcasing their unique menu to a crowd of 150,000 participants, highlighting the potential of H Street as a platform for entrepreneurs to launch their businesses.

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This weekend in the DMV, there are a variety of events to attend, including the AFI Latin American Film Festival, DC Theatre Week, The Marley Brothers: The Legacy Tour, Season Opening Gala Concert, Circus Vazquez, Dale Elliott Jr: No Hard Feelings, and more.

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Duke Ellington School of the Arts celebrated its 50th anniversary with an exhibition featuring works by current and former students and teachers, highlighting the legacy of the institution and its commitment to providing transformative education and access to the arts.

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The DMV is hosting a variety of events this weekend, including immersive installations, nostalgic musicals, historic celebrations of culture and legacy, and a football game between historically Black colleges.

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The Digital Equity Research Center and organizations like Young, Gifted and Green are working to bridge the digital divide and address systemic discrimination in digital inequality and environmentalism, emphasizing the need for community-based solutions and the importance of digital literacy.

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This weekend in the DMV, there are a variety of events including Cirque du Soleil's OVO, Toby's Dinner Theatre's production of The Addams Family, the People's Budget Forum, MidnightRose: A Reading Series of Poetry & Prose, Kevin Hart's "Acting My Age" tour, and Common & Pete Rock's "The Auditorium, Vol. 1" tour.

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DEI initiatives have seen a resurgence since George Floyd's murder, but recent litigation and the Supreme Court ruling to overturn affirmative action have raised concerns about the future of diverse applicants, prompting companies and institutions to consider the importance of diversity in the workplace.

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The DMV is hosting a variety of events this weekend, including The Healing Project exhibit, Washington Informer Calendar, Go The Way Your Blood Beats: Young Artists Honor James Baldwin, NextNOW Fest, and PERSIAPALOOZA.

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Strathmore is celebrating James Baldwin's 100th birthday with a two-month educational and creative series featuring theatric homages, literary discussions, and a performance by Grammy-winning artist Meshell Ndegeocello.

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