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Social media has been criticized for its negative effects, but it has saved one D.C. magazine from going out of business at the height of the pandemic. Andréa Butler, editor-in-chief for SESI Magazine. Photo courtesy of Butler.In 2020, Sesi Magazine, the only local teen magazine for Black girls on newsstands, was struggling to survive after […]
The District has many options for nutritious, cost-effective food and drinks, like the juice bar Turning Natural.
A workout combining dancing and toning is helping women who want to avoid the gym.
D.C. vet serves up gourmet meals for dogs that even humans would like.
A new act could end hair discrimination against people who choose to wear their natural hair.
Eating well for less in D.C. is easy to do if you know where to go.
Residents appreciate middle eastern food whether they are from the region or right here in D.C.
People who play video games more than usual may suffer from a decline in social life and an inability to focus.
Exercising can now be even more fun, thanks to a host of Salsa dancing classes in the city.
Trans women are putting their health and safety on the line to live normal lives.