The gift that keeps on giving. He doesnt know the difference between am election and an erection, accolades vs ascalades and is unaware that Early voting occurs. #Shutemdown #VoteWarnock
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The gift that keeps on giving. He doesnt know the difference between am election and an erection, accolades vs ascalades and is unaware that Early voting occurs.

#Shutemdown

#VoteWarnock

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The 9th Annual DC Black History Film Festival took place at The Historic Lincoln Theater, celebrating remarkable films and talents!

Kick off the new year with the 9th Annual DC Black History Film Festival, a celebration of cinematic excellence and cultural storytelling at The Historic Lincoln Theater on Friday, February 28, from 5 PM to midnight. Hosted by acclaimed actor Lamman Rucker, this prestigious event will feature special performances from students of the Duke Ellington School of the Arts, enhancing the festival’s vibrant atmosphere. Out of 134 submissions, 11 standout films have been selected to showcase the diversity and richness of Black narratives on screen. The anticipation builds as the final film line-up is set to be announced on February 1st, marking the beginning of Black History Month. With the festival’s strong community and industry support, the event promises to be an inspiring tribute to the filmmakers and the stories at the heart of Black history and culture.

Be sure to secure your spot at this unforgettable event. Visit www.BlackHistoryFilmFestival.com for all the details on how to attend and become a part of this incredible celebration. They’re excited to welcome film enthusiasts, cultural supporters, and anyone passionate about impactful storytelling. Join them in honoring the contributions of Black filmmakers and the vibrant history that continues to inspire.