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Voices from the 2015 Anarchist Bookfair
The ninth-annual Anarchist Bookfair was held at Judson Memorial Church in Lower Manhattan this weekend.
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Ida Tanujaya, undocumented worker, wife and mother
For 17 years she has worked 12 hours a day, 6 days a work in Philadelphia's Chinatown.
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NYC gets a new Major League Soccer team
Loyal followers of NYCFC spilled about their fandom, mixed emotions about calling Yankee Stadium home, and New York’s newest rivalry.
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Gay hockey association builds support and friendships on the ice
Seven teams of both men and women, gay and straight, compete in four different skill divisions.
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Indigenous language is alive on a NYC radio station
Each broadcast incorporates Kichwa lessons, Andean tunes, and community workshops on issues that matter most to Latino migrant communities in New York and the nation.
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Women filmmakers overcome odds
Women make up only two percent of directors for the top grossing films.
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“Good Hair” vs “Bad Hair”
Deciding the style for African American women’s crowning glory is an intimate, almost soul-searching process.
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Blizzard of 2015: Greenpoint
As the colossal Nor’easter dubbed Juno rushed headlong into the Northeastern Seaboard Monday afternoon, Brooklynites weren’t taking any chances.
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Bushwick’s Dispossessed Latino Community
Members of Make The Road NY sing songs, share meals, and learn about their rights. Above is Angel Vera, of […]
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Drones in New York City
Pilotage, a Midtown Manhattan hobby shop sells off the shelf models like this one daily as drones have become more […]