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A community victory in Loisaida
A sign supporting the return of the CHARAS community center to the people of the Lower East Side. Photo Credit […]
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Undocumented teens demonstrate for immigration reform
The issue in question was immigration reform.
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After climate march supporters gather at block party
They told the stories of the communities struggling with the effects of climate change.
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Climate change protest draws hundreds of thousands
by Stacey Kilpatrick Dubbed “the largest climate march in history,” more than 400,000 people marched for climate change awareness today, […]
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Demonstrators plead for Lyme disease awareness
Lyme disease advocates want to put pressure on the media to give the disease the attention it deserves.
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Border children rarely have a happy ending
Lack of understanding their legal rights causes more despair.
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On 9/11: The oldest city church holds a mass of peace, filled with memories and comfort
St. Paul’s Chapel served as a sanctuary for rescue workers and volunteers alike.
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On 9/11: Bringing the message to children
Hate is what these men say they want to help children deal with.
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On 9/11: Difficult conversations with children
Lori Crotty, 53, from Summit, NJ visited the 9/11 Memorial to commemorate the death of her husband on the attack. […]
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On 9/11: Witnesses remember
“Sometimes you have to get knocked down to realize what it means to get back up again.”