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In Little Haiti, a hot home team cools ICE tensions
By David Bien-Aime Kompa, a signature music of Haiti, flows through open car windows. Shoppers chat in Haitian Creole at the corner store checkout. The scent of garlic and onions in various dishes of diri — Creole for rice — floats out of restaurants. Those are among the signs of renewed activity in Brooklyn’s Little […]
For Gen-Z men, a surge in religious faith
By Danny Chung-A-Fung Health, relationships, finances, spirituality. Of those four self-professed pillars of 30-year-old Alex Gittens’ life, the last is what’s first in his heart and mind. It has not always been that way for Gittens. Especially while working three jobs to help pay his way through college, his faith fell through the cracks. He […]
Protesting NY Times’ LGBTQ coverage
By Gray Fuller — Standing on the sweltering sidewalk at the entrance to The New York Times, a group aggrieved by the paper’s coverage of transgender people spelled out their complaint: Gray Lady Lies Trans People Die. In the bottom corners of the white poster board bearing those words, two handprints were pressed in red […]
Music on vinyl keeps surging, selling
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