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JACKSON - Nestled just south off Exit 21 of Interstate 195, Glory’s Discount Market in Jackson is as much of a landmark to locals as Great Adventure is to out-of-towners.
After half a century as a grocery and liquor store, the business at “Glory’s Corner” is evolving for the fourth time in its history. Unlike past changes, this one will see major redevelopment and at least one corporate chain open next to the family business.
Friday, March 13: “Day Zero”
A brigade of concerned parents has descended upon our campus five blocks from the White House. It’s an overcast Friday afternoon in the middle of March but this influx of out-of-state cars isn’t scheduled for another two months…
On October 10, nine Democratic presidential hopefuls gathered in Los Angeles for what was supposed to be a watershed moment in history for LGBTQ+ Americans. Our issues were supposed to take center stage in the national debate for a night. We expected to hear the 2020 candidates talk about their plans to end the HIV and AIDS epidemic, to ensure LGBTQ+ workers are not discriminated against, and to hone up for the ills of their past. Surprisingly, we got just that…
Transgender activists and allies chastised the District of Columbia’s criminal justice system for failing D.C.’s transgender community at a rally outside the D.C. Superior Court building on Tuesday in response to the lack of a conviction in two murder cases involving black transgender women.
JACKSON - Nestled just south off Exit 21 of Interstate 195, Glory’s Discount Market in Jackson is as much of a landmark to locals as Great Adventure is to out-of-towners.
After half a century as a grocery and liquor store, the business at “Glory’s Corner” is evolving for the fourth time in its history. Unlike past changes, this one will see major redevelopment and at least one corporate chain open next to the family business.
Friday, March 13: “Day Zero”
A brigade of concerned parents has descended upon our campus five blocks from the White House. It’s an overcast Friday afternoon in the middle of March but this influx of out-of-state cars isn’t scheduled for another two months…
On October 10, nine Democratic presidential hopefuls gathered in Los Angeles for what was supposed to be a watershed moment in history for LGBTQ+ Americans. Our issues were supposed to take center stage in the national debate for a night. We expected to hear the 2020 candidates talk about their plans to end the HIV and AIDS epidemic, to ensure LGBTQ+ workers are not discriminated against, and to hone up for the ills of their past. Surprisingly, we got just that…
The Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia ranked among the best police departments in the country for policies regarding interactions with transgender individuals. However, advocates say the department’s actions are part of a national trend in which law enforcement agencies fail to adequately protect transgender communities, according to a report released Tuesday by the National Center for Transgender Equality…
Transgender activists and allies chastised the District of Columbia’s criminal justice system for failing D.C.’s transgender community at a rally outside the D.C. Superior Court building on Tuesday in response to the lack of a conviction in two murder cases involving black transgender women.