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Petula Dvorak

Petula Dvorak

Columnist & Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Local News

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Recent Articles

washingtonpost.com

Column | Harriet Tubman becomes a one-star general in Maryland, 160 years late

A governor, generals and scores of veterans were on hand to see Harriet Tubman posthumously became a one-star, brigadier general in the Maryland Army National Guard on Monday.
about 1 month ago
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Column | She thought America would surprise her. Then Donald Trump ...

Easter Brown, 83, believed she would witness history on election night. But it was the continued disappointment of being a Black woman in America.
about 2 months ago
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Column | This election isn’t about a woman. It’s about women.

The Women’s March showed a step away from celebratory pink and a campaign focusing on represenation and a leaned into the serious, women’s issues at stake.
about 2 months ago
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Column | In a nation divided, local news is what unites communities

A newspaper in Palm Springs eliminated opinion pieces on national politics for a month to see if divisions in the community lessened. They did, a lesson for us.
about 2 months ago
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Column | More than 100 years late, lynchings get a hearing

A Maryland commission on reconcilliation is holding hearings to examine historic lynchincs and unite the descendants of victims and perpetrators. Is it working?
about 2 months ago
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Column | She was arrested 24 years ago for eating a french fry on t...

Ansché Hedgepeth was 12 when she was handcuffed for eating a french fry on the Metro. Her mom sued. Ansché can’t believe she’s seeing child arrests persist.
2 months ago
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Column | Harriet Tubman still isn’t on the $20 bill. She’s got a co...

Nearly 10 years after it was announced. Harriet Tubman is yet to be on the $20 bill. The U.S. Mint - now run by a Black woman - just issued Tubman coins.
2 months ago
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Column | Lilly Ledbetter, and the wage gap that followed her to ret...

Lilly Ledbetter became known as the ‘equal pay lady.’ But even after a law was named for her, she kept talking about the ways unequal pay follows women for life.
2 months ago
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Column | Women who accused Brett Kavanaugh were silenced again

We talk to the National Women’s Law Center about how the FBI non-investigation in Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh is the same, old story.
2 months ago
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Column | The 2016 election crushed the girls. Now women, they’re re...

We revisit some of the girls who were middle-schoolers when we spent election night 2016 with them. They’re now women, voting for the first time, with vengeance.
3 months ago
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Column | Living to 109 wasn’t what made her amazing. It was the way...

Lillian E. Pharr was the oldest living Washingtonian until her death last month. It was her unstoppable painting, travel and studies that kept her going to 109.
3 months ago