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Friday, July 3 “FilmFest DC at Home,” an international film festival in Washington, ends today, running since April 23.

Viewing is free and current film offerings include “We Have Boots,” a new film on Hong Kong’s protests, and the “tenacious democratic aspirations of this semi-autonomous Chinese city,” according to the film description.

Learn more by visiting filmfestdc.org. Saturday, July 4 A George Floyd Memorial March on Washington is today at 9:30 a.m.

The event begins at Lincoln Memorial (2 Lincoln Memorial Circle, N.W.) with speeches, and the march will start at 10 a.m. The route continues down the National Mall to the Washington Monument (15th St., N.W.) before occupying The Ellipse south of the White House.  All Americans Unite pr

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