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Caroline Coyer

One Million Voices Rally: A fight for immigrant suffrage

January 26, 2022 by Caroline Coyer

Listen to this story as it appeared on WNYU here. Immigrant New Yorkers deserve a voice in their city. A super-majority has been secured on Introduction 1867, which would expand the right to vote in municipal elections to immigrant New Yorkers with legal permanent resident status or work authorization. To celebrate this achievement, on June […]

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El Sol Brillante Community Garden

December 31, 2021 by Caroline Coyer

The East Village is home to New York City’s community garden district. From 14th Street down to Houston Street, there are 47 public gardens nestled between apartment buildings. The largest is El Sol Brillante.  Located on 12th Street between Avenues A and B, this oasis is maintained and used as a sanctuary for nature by […]

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Dyke Bar Takeover takes over beer

June 27, 2021 by Caroline Coyer

Dyke Beer is taking over New York City’s queer nightlife.  Co-founders Loretta Andro Chung and Sarah Hallonquist started their two-dyke beer operation amid the pandemic. Four years ago, the pair founded Dyke Bar Takeover, a company that takes over straight bars and, for a night, turns them into spaces specifically for dykes.  Dyke, as defined […]

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Marijuana: From illegal to essential to legal?

May 8, 2020 by Caroline Coyer

“I’ve smoked a truly ungodly amount of weed since I’ve been in quarantine. Thank god it’s been declared an essential service because for me it is essential,” longtime open cannabis user Seth Rogen said last week on Jimmy Kimmel Live From His House. But superstar Rogen isn’t the only one who feels this way. People all over the United […]

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