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Thanksgiving: A Menticide

by Nehemi’EL Ibrihim-SimmsTwo things characterize the American holiday: intense commercialization and the reinforcement of...
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Reflections: Frankenfowl for Thanksgiving

Gone are the days when you could put the carcass of a dead bird...
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American History

Reflections: To Native Americans: Nothing Happy About that First Thanksgiving

By Abigail McGrath, Renaissance House Thanksgiving is coming up and I am going to do...
Biography

Reflections: Holidays at the McNeely Home

By Selma Jackson Growing up in the Bronx, my parents, James and Anna McNeely made...

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For CEO, Ancestral Echota Wisdom and Parents Example Enlighten and Enrich

We met Rick Baker at Metropolitan College of New York’s 50th Anniversary gala held...

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Death and Deed Theft: Violence in the Community

We Are Challenged View From HereDavid Mark Greaves All the world now knows that the United...
Crime

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez and People’s Coalition to Stop Deed Theft Host Scammed Homeowners

By Mary Alice Miller Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez hosted a community meeting at Restoration...
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April is International Black Women’s Month

By Nayaba ArindeEditor at Large This month celebrates the 10-year anniversary of International Black Women’s...
Business

Women Take the Wheel in NYC’s For-Hire Vehicles, Even as Male Drivers Predominate

Women lead several key driving trade groups in the city, and though female operators...