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Who was among the first African American engineer hired by DC, becoming the Urban Planner that designed Washington, DC’s Metro system? How affected by segregation were Blacks living in DC during the Renaissance? How does a Washington, DC native son become one of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen? These and many other questions are answered in […]
Former Maryland State Senator, Ulysses Currie, was called home December 27th, according to his wife, Shirley Gravely-Currie. He represented in the Maryland House of Delegates and the Senate from 1987 until he completed his final term at the start of 2019. Senator Currie was 82 and suffered from advanced dementia. He is survived by his wife, two […]
Earlier this year, we solicited prayers on behalf of the family of the Godfather of Gospel Music, Rev. Timothy Wright. His son, Danny Wright, had been found unconscious in his van after suffering a stroke. He had been there for many hours before being found and rushed to the hospital. Since then, he made great […]
As I continue to share stories of breast cancer survivors, here, in her own words, is the story of 2-time, #breastcancer #survivor, Jennifer Sparger. She has led a life of service to others, so that singers, musicians, gospel artists, speakers, and more can impact the world with their gifts. Now, that same heart to serve helps inform […]
As I continue to share the stories of breast cancer survivors, I am honored to bring, in his own words, the story of Ambrose Kirkland; a male breast cancer survivor. I remember growing up like so many thinking breast cancer was an older, white woman’s disease. As society observed the mortality rate of women of […]
As I continue to share the stories of breast cancer survivors, I have heard, repeatedly, from survivors that they did not make it on their own accord. Family, friends, support groups, and other caregivers helped them during the fight. Most prominent on the list of caregivers, is the medical team that guides treatment. Here, in […]
As I continue to share stories of breast cancer survivors, here, in her own words, is the story of 15-year breast cancer survivor, Sabrina Johnston. Longevity has its wisdom. Listen and let her story inspire, educate, and empower you. Her’s is a story of strength, support, and a wholistic approach.
As I continue to share the stories of breast cancer survivors, here, in her own words, is the story of 3-time breast cancer survivor, Rita Sutton. Her’s is a story of strength and persistence to work the plan given her by her doctors, so she can continue to survive for her daughter. She was determined […]
As I continue to share the stories of breast cancer survivors, I introduce you to Pastor Freda Thorpe. For many gospel music lovers, perhaps no introduction is needed. She was a member of the popular gospel music group, Ministree, is an author and popular women’s conference speaker, and is currently Overseer and Pastor or a […]
Known as the “Godfather of Gospel Music,” Rev. Timothy Wright has impacted the world with his music and ministry. A decade after succumbing to severe injuries from a head on collision with a drunk driver that claimed the life of his wife and grandson, his legacy is being honored in a way that will last […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. What better way to encourage regular breast self examinations, inspire those challenged in the fight to survive, or to celebrate the victory of survivors than to hear from them all month long. The SO ALIVE Project is here to share the stories of survivors and caregivers. In her own […]