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Religion and Sex: they're two topics that are generally taboo to talk about in mixed company. Not so, at the 10th annual National Black Religious Summit on Sexuality, happening this week in Washington, DC. Hear about the Summit's evolution, and why some clergy think encouraging parishioners to discuss formerly taboo topics may save lives.
Rev. Carlton Veazey, Pastor, Fellowship Baptist Church; President, Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice
Celebrate theater by and for the Hip Hop Generation at free events throughout the city this week. Whether you prefer your theater serious, silly, or somewhere in-between -- we'll find out what's happening at the Fifth Annual DC Hip Hop Theater Festival.
Holly Bass, performer, playwright, and Hip Hop Scholar
Papi Kymone Freeman, playwright and community activist
Mazi A. E. Mutafa, Executive Director, Words Beats and Life
Whether it's the global standoff with North Korea or Italy's crowning as World Cup champion, share your views on the day's news.
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