Christina is a prolific freelance journalist and proud D.C. native. Before DCist shuttered—the first time—she wrote more than 1,600 breaking news and feature stories about life in The District.
Building The 51st
I recently visited an exhibit at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Baltimore about how Black media played a role in the Civil Rights Movement. It highlighted publications like the Baltimore AFRO American newspaper and journalists like Moses Newson, who risked their lives to shed light on the horrors Black
Ask A D.C. Native
If you had asked me this question a decade ago, my inflexible response would have been: born in a D.C. hospital, raised in D.C., and graduated from a D.C. high school. For example, I was born at Georgetown Hospital, raised in River Terrace, and graduated from Friendship
Building The 51st
Hey folks, It's Christina here, with a quick story: At the top of 2024 — after working six years as a freelance journalist — I decided to search for a full-time job. Like most reporters who’ve spent more than a decade in the field, I yearned for something new.
Weekend Events
A hoop dancing performance, tree lighting, holiday markets, and more happenings for this Thanksgiving weekend.
Weekend Events
Decorate sugar skulls, catch a classic film, and explore a mansion with more than 80 secret doors.
Arts and Eats
Spend a day gallivanting around Baltimore with Christina Sturdivant Sani.
DCish
Is marriage a cult? Is reality TV love a scam? All that, and more.
Ask A D.C. Native
Longevity is a factor, but you should also check these seven boxes.
Seasonal Guides
Nothing says fall in the District like haunted alleys, small-batch cider, and drag queens racing in high heels.
Ask A D.C. Native
Find out where to get the best wings and mambo sauce in the city.