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Ask A D.C. Native: Should I raise kids in D.C.?
If you can afford to raise children in the city, here are four reasons why I think you should.
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In this recurring column, you can ask our Resident D.C. native, Christina Sturdivant Sani, your burning questions about the city. We’re also looking for D.C. natives to add to our roster of experts! Email Christina at christinasturdivantsani@51st.news
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Ask A D.C. Native: How has your neighborhood changed over the years?
From block parties to Capital Bikeshare.
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Ask a D.C. Native: Who do you consider 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
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Ask A D.C. Native: Why are native Washingtonians so loyal to Marion Barry?
The "Mayor for Life" made an impact through activism, community development, and a non-nonsense leadership style.
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Ask A D.C. Native: What do you wish more people did to be better neighbors?
Aspiring to be a good neighbor in a city as richly diverse, vibrant, and dynamic as D.C. is essential and, honestly, a bit of an art form.
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Ask A D.C. Native: How long does someone have to live in D.C. before they aren’t a transient?
Longevity is a factor, but you should also check these seven boxes.
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Ask A D.C. Native: What’s the best carryout in D.C.?
Find out where to get the best wings and mambo sauce in the city.