Anthony Muhammad

Chairman of the 8A Advisory Neighborhood Commission

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Chairman of the 8A Advisory Neighborhood Commission, a board elected by residents to represent Anacostia in city government.

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Barack and Michelle Obama have promised to get involved in their new community, and the President says there are two Washington DC’s.

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Barack and Michelle Obama have promised to get involved in their new community, and the President says there are two Washington DC’s.

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