Frances Haugen on 60 Minutes: Why the Facebook whistleblower leak is different from its other PR crises - Vox https://t.co/zgGsnbGk0y
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BoundaryStones: Does #DC have its own anthem like so many U.S. states? It almost did. In 1951, songwriters from around the country, including Jimmie Dodd of the Mickey Mouse Club, sent in submissions for the "Song for Washington" contest. https://t.co/SzvR5HTJI6
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Pandora papers: biggest ever leak of offshore data exposes financial secrets of rich and powerful | World news | The Guardian https://t.co/bUPVi4cHWO
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BoundaryStones: #WashingtonDC began to earn a reputation as a cultural capital in the late 1960s, and the premiere of Howard Sackler's play "The Great White Hope" at Arena Stage in '68 contributed to that. https://t.co/LjyM0R3YLu
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StreetsOfDC: St. Mark’s Lutheran Church was built on the SW corner of 8th and B St SW, just south of the Mall, in 1905. Designed by Albert Von Herbulis, the Romanesque Revival building had a rough, pebble-dash finish. In 1941 it was razed so Independence Ave (former B St) co…
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BoundaryStones: What has #WashingtonDC done for folk music? Turns out, in 1940, the Library of Congress recorded #WoodyGuthrie singing traditional and original folk tunes, therefore preserving them for future generations. https://t.co/IqDDkhrDMF
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