Features (Page 46)
Features•Special Reports
2016 NYC Marathon: A church greeting in Harlem
Members of the church attend the race every year cheering runners on and offering them prayers and inspiring words, but this year they wanted to do something different.
Arts•Features•News
Election 2016: Trump-Inspired Art Exhibit Explores Sexuality, Celebrity in American Politics
Housed in the Chelsea-based Joshua Liner Gallery, the group show includes 27 works from 21 artists who capture the intersecting themes of politics, sexuality and celebrity through sexually explicit paintings and abstract sculptures.
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Election 2016: How I Prevented My Father From Voting for Donald Trump
My final, Hail Mary attempt required tapping into the deeply rooted emotions of my dad. Cue the guilt trip.
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Election 2016: Small Town Rebels
Jim and Mary Mountain are the only visible Democrats in all of Belfast, New York. And their neighbors do not approve.
Features•News•Politics
Trump Impersonators Are the Real Winners of the 2016 Election
As Donald Trump has gained prominence in the past year, other impersonators have joined Di Domenico in making a good living by playing the GOP nominee.
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NY People: Alice Tan Ridley, The Underground Singer
Alice Tan Ridley never made it to Broadway, but she belts underneath it.
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NY People: Jeffrey Almonte, content creator
Jeffrey Almonte is a 20-year-old Harlem native and content creator. Almonte's video, where he breaks down displacement in Harlem through his critique of an INSIDER Food video on Harlem and the iconic chopped cheese sandwich, went viral.
Audio•Features
NY People: Kyle Fox, park therapist
Kyle Fox sits in Washington Square Park and listens to people's stories.
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NY People: Luke Woodard, cafe owner
Luke Woodard, 27, of Melbourne, Australia, describes his journey of starting his business, Sweatshop Cafe and Design Studio, in Brooklyn, NY.
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NY People: Street Musician Peter May
Peter May is a fixture at Washington Square Park.