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Brooklyn’s Global Community Activist A.T. Mitchell Looking for a Pardon in a Decades-long Case

By Nayaba ArindeEditor at LargeBrooklyn’s global community activist and founder of the social services agency Man Up Inc. USA (MUSA), A.T. Mitchell-Mann, is advocating for pardons...

City Politics3 months ago

Left-of-Center Millennial Mamdani, Conservative Gen X Adams, and Moderate Boomer Cuomo: The Generational and Policy Divide

By Nayaba ArindeEditor-at-Large“I think the difference between Mayor Eric Adams and Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani–is largely a generational divide, as well as a policy divide in terms...

Events4 months ago

International African Arts Festival – Brooklyn Cultural Pride in a Long-Lasting Effect

By Nayaba ArindeEditor-at-LargeSummer in Brooklyn means the welcome return of the International African Arts Festival, where thousands of participants enjoy 3 days of indulging in the...

City Politics4 months ago

Brooklyn Electorate Keeps an Eye on the November General Election Prize

By Nayaba ArindeEditor-at-LargeRank Choice Voting and cross endorsing created a historical result in the mayoral candidate showdown with Assemblyman Zohran Kwame Mamdani declaring victory over former...

City Politics4 months ago

Borough President candidate Khari Edwards “Repping for the Seniors, and the Have Nots”

By Nayaba ArindeEditor-at-Large Saying, “Brooklyn has two tiers. You have the Haves and the Have-Nots,” career community advocate Khari Edwards told Our Time Press that he...

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Brooklyn’s Global Community Activist A.T. Mitchell Looking for a Pardon in a Decades-long Case

Left-of-Center Millennial Mamdani, Conservative Gen X Adams, and Moderate Boomer Cuomo: The Generational and Policy Divide

International African Arts Festival – Brooklyn Cultural Pride in a Long-Lasting Effect

Brooklyn Electorate Keeps an Eye on the November General Election Prize

Borough President candidate Khari Edwards “Repping for the Seniors, and the Have Nots”

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