Go-go did its hardest work during The District’s drug war/ “Murder Capital” days. Washingtonians gathered in communion and fellowship over that signature conga go-go beat as they mourned the holocost of lives cut short by bullets and mass incarceration. Among citizens of Chocolate City, the culture entered a dialouge as sacred as the halls of Congress. - Natalie Hopkinson
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