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Community Unity is Not Dead

This story starts in the wrong area of Springfield Gardens. After two subway rides, my first ride on the Long […]

Special Report: Iowa Election 2023

Representation for Black and Brown Iowans, One Newspaper At A Time

Iowa is not all presidential campaign pit stops and long, winding farmland in the way that popular depictions of the […]

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A Godmother for the Neighborhood

  Five steps off Williamsburg’s arguably busiest street, Bedford Avenue, two windows are filled with unique vintage – not thrift […]

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How Caitlin Clark’s Start in West Des Moines Built a Homegrown Star at Iowa

It was a football game at Dowling Catholic High School. The student section was in a frenzy. After the game, […]

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Waterfront: Inside the Fishing Industry

Except for “ready” and “done,” “fuckin’” and “shit” are the two most used words on Neptune, a hand-crafted 50-year-old boat […]

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Tennis and Family: A Conversation with Florimond Le Goupil-Maier

New York City tennis coach, Florimond Le Goupil-Maier, has played the sport since he was a young child. He shares […]

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Meet the Bodega Cats of NYC

There’s something so magical about finding something so unordinary inside of something ordinary. For some people, that is a pearl […]

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A day in the life of a chess hustler in NYC

This is the story of a chess hustler named Marcel “Marty” Anderson. A 58-year-old man who was born and raised […]

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Hamlet in under an hour: this play is taking Shakespeare to therapy

Hamlet is a story that most learn when they’re young and many come to love. Interpretations are plentiful. A small […]

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This artist makes her living on TikTok

Ari Brochin is 24 years old, from Millburn, New Jersey, and a recent graduate of Elon University.    She’s also […]