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Gordon Parks A dance group, Frederick Douglass housing project, Anacostia, Washington, DC, 1942
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Gordon Parks A dance group, Frederick Douglass housing project, Anacostia, Washington, DC, 1942
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Gordon Parks Anacostia, D.C. Frederick Douglass Housing Project. A family says grace before the evening meal. June 1942.
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I have not fished in the Anacostia since I was a kid. My Uncle Jimmy took Matthew and me. Today, I caught my first catfish from the Anacostia River. Thank you Anacostia Riverkeepers for sponsoring the event and DC DOES for letting me know.
Untitled, Anacostia, D.C. (1942) from Born Black by Gordon Parks
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Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at Episode 4 of Neighborhood Favorites, hosted by George Worrell. Filming took place in Washington, DC’s Anacostia neighborhood, featuring Anacostia Organics, a Black-owned, woman-owned cannabis dispensary led by owner Linda Greene, general manager Tamia Harper With Chez Carter behind the camera, director Jessica Sturgis at the helm, and production assistant Devin Eutsey managing logistics, the team captured the essence of Anacostia’s entrepreneurial spirit.
George Worrell engaged with Linda, delving into her journey, the unique challenges and triumphs of running a cannabis business, and her passion for community impact. This episode highlights both Linda’s work and the cultural vibrancy of Anacostia, reinforcing the show’s mission to celebrate local businesses and bring authentic community stories to viewers. #georgeworrell #neighborhoodfavorites #anacostia #washingtondc @jesi.creates @jesigonerouge @thinklikeuc @wampoomedia
June 11th — Touring the Frederick Douglass Home National Park in Anacostia, DC, with incredible views of the city.