Micha Green
Managing Editor at The Washington Informer
Managing Editor for @WashInformer. Former editor with @baltimoresun and @afronews. Storyteller. Actress. Zumba Instructor. 1908 💕💚
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2 weeks ago |
washingtoninformer.com | Stacy Brown |Micha Green
Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to his bones, according to a statement released by his office on Sunday. The statement said Biden’s diagnosis was characterized by a Gleason score of 9 (Grade Group 5), indicating a high-grade cancer with bone metastasis. Physicians noted that while the disease is advanced, it is hormone-sensitive, which allows for treatment options that can help manage the cancer.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtoninformer.com | Micha Green
For actor and native Washingtonian Robert Hooks, the arts have not only been a form of entertainment, but activism. Inspired by artists of the Harlem Renaissance, legendary artivist (artist and activist) Paul Robeson, and civil rights icon the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Hooks — the 2025 Helen Hayes Tribute awardee — has dedicated his career to effecting change through theater, television, film and great vision.
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3 weeks ago |
flcourier.com | Micha Green
BALTIMORE – From the days of early Christians, fancy Easter Sunday clothes have been a cosmetic commemoration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. Now, churchgoers don social media post-worthy outfits such as frills, lace, head-turning hats, stylish suits and dresses as well as color coordinated looks for the whole family. While weekly church fashion varies depending on the place of worship, Easter ensembles are historically rooted in centuries of customs and norms, not religious theology or tenets.
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1 month ago |
washingtoninformer.com | Micha Green
Greetings and Happy May!As the weather warms up, people are cleaning off their grills, pulling out their lawn chairs, and grabbing their fans because it’s officially cookout season! With many cookouts comes good food, enjoying the outdoors, dancing and making memories. As May is both National Physical Fitness and Older Americans Month, The Washington Informer is offering tips for enjoying this season, and staying healthy all at once.
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1 month ago |
washingtoninformer.com | Micha Green
As Preakness 150 (May 17) marks a long legacy of celebrating equestrian culture and showcasing some of the state’s gems through traditions like the Black Eyed Susan (May 16), this year’s inaugural Preakness Festival May 10-17 bridges custom with innovation, showcasing the beauty, breadth, diversity and magic of Maryland.
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Had a great time on @fox5dc on the Celebrity Dish segment as part of yesterday’s Good Day DC! Thanks so much for having me! https://t.co/jSyEfFpSMf
58 years ago Loving v. Virginia was argued before the Supreme Court. Next week Virginia Opera’s “Loving v. Virginia,”, will premiere touring around venues across VA. Opera icon Denyce Graves, who directed the show, tells me about it’s importance here: https://t.co/mW7Br622Ml
Thank you Dawn! Ever thankful for your support! It’s been a wonderful celebration of legacy, culture and vision!
The @WashInformer celebrated their 60th Anniversary recently and the legacy continues! Extremely inspired by Publisher @drolarkb work & her newsroom!!! Love y’all @MichaPGreen https://t.co/r4heCFYtQd
