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Features•News
Green-Wood Cemetery Commemorates 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
“I didn't expect it to be this moving"
News
East River Park Action Prepares to Save the Park They Love
The group hoped to draw a thousand people to represent the roughly one thousand trees that can be found in the 57.5 acre public park.
Features•News
Twenty years later 9/11 firefighters struggles with his health
Minogue said it was like a scene from a movie, with so much ash falling that it was almost black.
News
A Day of Unity in New York City
Police, firefighters, survivors, victims, and people from all ethnicities, ages, and countries stood together to remember, reflect; and mourn.
Features•News
Inaugural Church Lighting Marks 20 Years Since 9/11
Light cascaded from the building’s dome to its foundation in a spiritual display.
News•Special Reports•Video
An American Reality: From the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing to the Capitol Riots
A collaboration between Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting and NYU Journalism’s Pavement Pieces.
Features
One woman’s journey to regain her hearing
“I want to hear the leaves rustling in the wind”
Audio•Multimedia
The Art of an Electronic Scam
About 18 million people fell prey to digital payment systems scams. I was one of them.
Features•News
Obstacles remain for Black and Brown cannabis users despite efforts to legalize
Current laws, some activists believe, still over-police cannabis users and dealers especially if they are people of color.
Multimedia
Preserving Buddhist traditions in Coastal California
Despite the ongoing pandemic, discrimination, and even accultural alterations, on California’s Central Coast, Japanese-American cultural legacies and the Pure Land Buddhist Faith remain preserved.