Every man has a story. Every man deserves a seat at the table. Join the conversation (more…)
On Wednesday, May 20, 2026, before a cheering crowd of Cuban exile luminaries in Miami’s Freedom Tower, acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the “historic” indictment of 94-year-old former Cuban president Raúl Castro on charges of ordering the murders of four American nationals 30 years ago. The Institute for Policy Studies and Busboys and (more…)
As we commemorate the 250 anniversary of our nation, let us also celebrate the rich and diverse stories that make this nation great. Through our stories we will gain an understanding of each other and enable everyone to have a voice and make a difference for all people. Come join us at Busboys and Poets (more…)
An Open Mic for Anacostia public discussion about the challenges the Native Americans when it comes to visibility of the real sons and daughters of the soil. Look at the water. We call it the Anacostia, but do we remember the people who named it? We are standing on the ancestral home of the Nacotchtank (more…)
For decades, Kurds across the Middle East have struggled for their political and cultural rights. Their struggle continues today, calling for new voices, new allies, and new forms of witness.This spring, DC-based Kurdish activist Kani Xulam, director of the American Kurdish Information Network (AKIN), completed a two-month pilgrimage walk from the MLK Memorial in Washington, (more…)