Second Chance is Giving Hope

By Eve Ellis | Sophomore, Duke Ellington School of the Arts, Washington, DC | Winter/Spring 2019 Prison Fellowship along with 290 partner organizations sponsored the Road to Second Chances Prayer Walk in […]

2018 Scholarship Winner – Jasmine Boykin

Jasmine Boykin Graduate, Laurel High School in Laurel, MD attending University of Maryland, College Park, MD in Autumn Essay Question Young people across the nation made their voices heard following […]

DC Emancipation

Reporter: Damon Countee UJW Winter/Spring 2017 April 16 marked 155 years since President Abraham Lincoln signed the Compensation Emancipation Act, which granted freedom to about three thousand one hundred enslaved […]

African-American Museum Impacts All Races

Reporter: Caitlin Ballard UJW Winter/Spring 2017 In Washington, D.C., The National Museum of African-American History and Culture has been up and running for less than a year and attendance has […]

The Searing Words Of A Rapper’s Beef

  Reporter: Miles Peterson UJW Winter/Spring 2017 Over time, it’s been called “Yo Mama Jokes”, the Dozens,” and other names.  In modern rap music, it’s called “beef”. By any title, […]

2017 Scholarship Winner – Essence Epperson

She will be attending Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, Alabama starting Autumn 2017 A U-S military airstrike on a building in Mosul, Iraq killed 105 civilians during an attack in March this […]