The District of Columbia is not just a collection of government offices, museums and monuments. It is a home to a little more than 632,000 people.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “The District of Columbia is not just a collection of government offices, museums and monuments. It is a home to a little…”
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Norton emphasizes the significance of D.C. as a residential area.
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