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Aja Beckham

Aja Beckham

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Radio Show Host, WPFW-FM (Washington, DC)

Western Region, Washington

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CultureTheatreCannabisBroadcastingK-PopEventsMid-size BusinessDigital SecurityArtsTheme ParksFamily EntertainmentPR FirmsSelf HelpRural AmericaGenderFitness

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Religion social justice activism broad array of solutions-based news.

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Issues that lack a strong South Dakota angle.

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Total articles 75

  • D.C. Mayor Bowser Hosts Press Conference on ‘Affordable Homes’ with $600,000 Starting Price

    By Aja Beckham Verified| The Washington Informer Verified Mayor Bowser cuts the ribbon at $600,000 “affordable homes,” which studies indicate that many Blacks cannot afford to purchase. Then announces newly-appointed members of Homeownership Strike Force formed to increase access to homeownership for longtime, Black D.C. residents. On Thursday, June 9, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser held a press conference to celebrate the advancements at Riggs Park Place, a 183-unit housing community of townhomes, apartments and retail space in Ward 4

    By Aja Beckham Verified · The Washington Informer

    Jun. 10, 2022

  • Living Spouses, Descendants of WWII Veterans Could Secure V.A. Loan Through Bill

    By Aja Beckham Verified| The Washington Informer Verified Local and state Veterans Administrations limited Black WWII veterans’ access to full veterans’ benefits; redlining and discriminatory banking practices restricted access to homebuying opportunities leading to racial disparities in homeownership rates. Black soldiers who fought victoriously in World War II returned to the U.S. only to face ceaseless racism and discrimination many believed they had left behind

    By Aja Beckham Verified · The Washington Informer

    Jun. 06, 2022

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Company Info

WPFW-FM (Washington, DC)

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-588-0999