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This week on Get Out There, we're talking all things beer. Elliott Johnson, CEO and co-founder of Soul Mega Beer Company, walks us through the local brewing scene.

While tens of thousands of KKK members marched down Pennsylvania Avenue in 1925, the marches and rallies held in D.C. since then have seen far more counter-protesters than actual white supremacists.

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