Over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, an event called “DC in D.C.” took place in Washington D.C. where Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment brought together various voices from the world of entertainment to spotlight how DC superheroes are used to address real-world issues. This event was put on in honor of Saturday’s world premiere of the TV show Black Lightning, based on DC’s first African-American superhero to have his own standalone comic series, which was screened at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.
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