By Radina Gigova
U Street in Washington D.C. is famous with its cultural heritage. It was dubbed “The Black Broadway” because of its jazz clubs. Both police and protesters were grabbing a bite at Ben’s Chili Bowl restaurant during the 1968 riots. At the same time, this part of town is the home of the largest [...]
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George’s Shoe Repair shop: A museum of memories
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
