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Tulani Kinard Announces Candidacy for 41st CD

“I come to you on the first day of Women’s History Month” began Tulani Kinard. “I come to you in the spirit of Harriet Tubman, Sojourner...
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When the first sounds came over the police radio that there were shots fired, I waited for the usual onslaught of calls that follows a confirmed shooting. It did not take long before the phone rang and more calls followed the initial radio broadcast. "We have a confirmed male shot at ¼" Before the police communication technician completed her statement, I was putting on my gun belt and preparing to go into the streets to where the person was shot. By the time I arrived at the scene there were several bullet casings that lined the normally busy street corner of Ashland Avenue and Fulton Street.

While my officers were securing the area they gave me a brief synopsis of what took place. One aspect of the story stayed on my mind...
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George W. Bush represents a part of white American history that has been suppressed, repressed or lost. We know who the descendants of the enslaved Africans...
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Two (The Couple) Plus One (The Planner) Makes The "Perfect"

Nichole Anderson Wedding That’s All About The Bride A marriage is not a relationship with oneself. It is a melding of two personalities, styles, families, groups...
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The State of Affairs for Teachers of Color in NYC's Department Of Education

By Debra Brunson, Betty Davis & Deborah Jacobs Historically, the Department of Education (the DOE, formerly known as the Board of Education) has prevented people of...

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Tulani Kinard Announces Candidacy for 41st CD

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Two (The Couple) Plus One (The Planner) Makes The "Perfect"

The State of Affairs for Teachers of Color in NYC's Department Of Education

Education

NYC Black Students Excelling On NYS Reading Tests

9 Students Awarded 46th Annual Randolph Evans Memorial Scholarship

Noel Pointer’s Music Mentoring Legacy Lives

Students Learn the Sky is the Limit inP.S. 5 Hands-on Learning and Career Exploration Program

Cong. Hakeem Jeffries Takes P.S. 5 Student-Led Master Classes in Brooklyn

The Association of Black Educators 47th Annual Scholarship & Awards Luncheon

Justice Matters

L.A. and D.C. Grand Juries: More Than One Way to Protest

Trump’s Revenge Machine Targets NYS AG Letitia James

Now is the Time for a Focus on Things Haitian

Brooklyn is the Epicenter of New York’s Deed Theft Crisis, But Legal Service Providers are Strained for Capacity

Transparency Now: A Community’s Demand for Accountability in Superintendent Mims’ Removal

AG James, Gov. Hochul Announce Lawsuit Against Trump Administration