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Special Report: Reporting Black America
Despite uptick in diversity numbers, Black students say inclusive spaces are rare
Along with the fact that NYU’s claims about diversity are not reflected in the number of Black students in the classrooms, the environment for Black students is also a point of concern in terms of microaggressions and other inconveniences.
Special Report: Reporting Black America
African students says mispronouncing their names is a form of racism
The way people in America make her and other Africans feel about their names is yet another form of racist micro-aggressions.
Features•News
The hidden cost of miscarriage
After listening to silence with the ultrasound technician, and getting confirmation from the doctor that there was no heartbeat, Moore knew her pregnancy had ended.
Features
Supply shortage threatens nationwide Christmas tree inventory
The recent increase of supply chain issues driven by the Covid-19 pandemic looms over buyers and sellers, threatening the availability of trees.
Multimedia
Trans Man: Drag Queen
As a result of being misunderstood, Jacob then found drag as a creative outlet for him to unabashedly express his new identity by performing in New York City
Special Report: Reporting Black America
Young adult Black immigrants forge new lives and battle racial inequalities
More than a quarter of Black immigrants have college degrees and 74 percent of them are fluent in English, 24 percent higher than all immigrants.
Multimedia
NYC Trivia League Goes Virtual – In Person
This phenomenon can be attributed to the New York City Trivia League, which hosts trivia events six out of seven nights of the week at a total of 60 bars in different boroughs.
Features•Sports
Marathon runners push through pain and sacrifice in order to compete
“I compare running a marathon to like getting pregnant…because it’s not all pretty being pregnant, but once you see the baby you forget about everything.”
Special Report: Reporting Black America
The Chaotic Birth of a Coffee Shop
In February of 2020, after building the store front with his father, and only a few weeks before COVID, Lynch and the family finally opened Downtown Coffeehouse in the Lower East Side.
News
Groups across the city continue to combat food insecurity
In a city lauded for its expansive dining scene, 1.2 million New Yorkers were relying on emergency food programs before the pandemic, according to City Harvest