- Delece Smith-Barrow
- Web Editor
Delece Smith-Barrow is an online editor and producer at The Washington Post with a focus on news for and about African Americans. She came to The Post in 2006 as an intern while attending the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland College Park. She’s worked on everything from the swine flu outbreak to pop culture pieces on Heidi Montag’s (short-lived) music career. Before coming to The Post, Delece interned at Washingtonian magazine and NEA Today. A native Washingtonian, she lives in Northeast.
‘Strip Club Queens Atlanta’ beats D.C. to the punch
What happened to the District-based ‘Strip Club Queens’? Turns out it’s still in the works because another city with a strong African American population stole the production company’s attention: Atlanta.
Jollof rice, with an asterisk
Could a re-education in cooking more healthful African dishes win over the author’s parents?
A battle for best conga player, and an attempt to unify the go-go community
The first King of the Congas Battle brought together players and go-go lovers of all ages at La Fontaine Bleue.
Everyday People: Metasebia Yoseph
A D.C. writer pours her heart into sharing Ethiopians’ coffee-drinking custom.
- Tambra Raye Stevenson: Mixing food and black power to teach about health
- Who’s getting your vote? Tell us which man you’re casting your ballot for, and why.
- Color issues in the black community: Chat at noon
- Lil Wayne’s deposition: Is he the most arrogant rapper?
- At Stadium Club, young, professional women party while other women strip
- A back-to-school test on black history
- Remembering Sherman Hemsley and his portrayal of black church life
- Putting education first to live the American dream
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