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In addition to Young's Wood You Wear, Heart of the City Candles, Ar'ryles, The Museum and D.C. Proper were invited to vend at FedExField's West End Zone Pavilion during the team's Sunday Night Football game against the New York Giants.

Carrying forth the spirit of what is already a historic season, the Washington Commanders brought to life another forward-thinking franchise first by hosting the inaugural Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU) Sales Symposium on Nov. 15 at FedExField.  

The Washington Commanders announced programming for the team's annual Inspire Change game on Sunday, December 18 at 8:20 p.m. ET versus the New York Giants. 

Becoming the NFL's first Black referee was never a goal for Grier, who, true to his humble nature, once said, "Somebody had to be first." Grier did recognize, though, that being the first came with a certain power and influence, forces that could be used to help others and change the look of the sport.  

This Black History Month Commanders.com is passing the page to local Black business owners to talk a little bit about their story in their words.

This Black History Month Commanders.com is passing the page to local Black business owners to talk a little bit about their story in their words.

HBCU players have been an integral part of the NFL's history. From Jerry Rice to Larry Little and Walter Payton, the league has been shaped by talented athletes from historically black colleges and universities. Now, this year's group of HBCU prospect are looking to follow in their footsteps. In anticipation for the 2022 NFL Draft and in honor of Black History Month, let's look at some HBCU prospects from the DMV to watch this offseason. 

This Black History Month Commanders.com is passing the page to local Black business owners to talk a little bit about their story in their words

This Black History Month Commanders.com is passing the page to local Black business owners to talk a little bit about their story in their words.

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Washington Commanders visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture

In anticipation for the 2022 NFL Draft and in honor of Black History Month, Commanders.com will be highlighting some of this year's HBCU prospects. Next up is Norfolk State's Jalen Powell.

In anticipation for the 2022 NFL Draft and in honor of Black History Month, Commanders.com will be highlighting some of this year's HBCU prospects. After starting with Virginia State defensive back Will Adams, next up is Bowie State's Myles Wolfolk.

In anticipation for the 2022 NFL Draft and in honor of Black History Month, Commanders.com will be highlighting some of this year's HBCU prospects. 

The Washington Commanders celebrated one year of their Shop Black directory with a Shop Black Small Business Bootcamp to help equip small Black-owned businesses with the necessary tools for success.

On Nov. 2, 2021, the Washington Football Team hosted Sean K. Ellis and Rosemary Scapiccio to have a conversation about criminal justice reform

In today's Rewarding Moments In Washington History presented by Maryland Lottery My Lottery Rewards, we look back at Martin Mayhew being named the team's general manager on Jan. 22, 2021.

The goal of the partnership is "to educate and encourage kids and teens of all races and backgrounds to have difficult conversations and use their voices to create positive change."

In today's Rewarding Moments In Washington History presented by Maryland Lottery My Lottery Rewards, we look back at Jason Wright becoming the NFL's first African American team president.

In today's Rewarding Moments In Washington History presented by Maryland Lottery My Lottery Rewards, we look back at Doug Williams' legendary performance in Super Bowl XXII on Jan. 31, 1988.

In today's Rewarding Moments In Washington History presented by Maryland Lottery My Lottery Rewards, we look back to when Bobby Mitchell joined Washington to become the franchise's first African American player. 

On Oct. 29, Washington Salute celebrated Salute to Service Month and the 75th Anniversary of the end of World War II with a virtual Connecting Generations Discussion.