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International Students Worry About Their Future Under Trump
Young international students are rethinking their place in America.
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On the front line of the heroin epidemic in Washington Heights
Bailey has seen first-hand what a syringe program can do to improve the lives of drug users, having started his involvement in the Corner Project in 2006 as a homeless IV cocaine user.
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Another Trump Protest at Washington Square Park
The Trump protests have become a staple of New York City life.
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Kids Join Rally Against DeVos Confirmation
City Kids join the fight against Betsy DeVos.
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Muslims react to immigration ban
The city's muslim community struggle with immigration ban.
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Bay Ridge Residents Stand in Unity Against Trump’s Muslim Ban
The nationwide protests give Ellaithy comfort and hope.
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Sense of urgency hits East Village protestors
President Trump’s opposition has a lot to protest about.
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A Muslim NYC Cab driver digests the immigration ban
Listen to an an NYC yellow cab driver who is a Muslim immigrant grapple with his developing view of what life in America is becoming for him and his family.
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A Mexican business owner remembers her journey and worries about her future
A Mexican business owner lives in fear of Trump.
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New Yorkers share hopes, fears at anti-Trump art installation
Since Trump was inaugurated, 11 days ago, performance artists Shia LaBeouf, Nastja Säde Rönkkö and Luke Turner have asked members of the public to stand in front of the text and chant, ‘he will not divide us,’ for as long as they wish. A mounted camera, located just below the text, livestreams the activity at hewillnotdivide.us