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Gentrification is Slowly Killing Little Poland, but Polish Culture is Being Kept Alive

December 1, 2023 by Wiktoria Gucia

Gentrification is slowly killing Little Poland… When exiting the Greenpoint Avenue subway station, Greenpointers and visitors are immediately greeted by the stereotypical image of contemporary America: a McDonald’s across the road and a Dunkin’ Donuts just a slight left turn away. However, a mere two minutes down the road from the station, there is a […]

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Style is Everywhere

November 28, 2023 by Clara Spray

National Park Service Ranger Betty Reid Soskin smiles at the Rosie the Riveter World War II Home Front National Historical Park in Richmond, Calif.

When stylist and influencer Mac Rose tells you to take fashion inspiration from Italian grandparents, National Park Rangers and toddlers, she means it. Rose is building a career in fashion by turning away from the catwalk and turning towards the factory floor. Her TikTok series, “Style is Everywhere,” which has gained over 1.7 million total […]

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Nonprofit celebrates Italian American culture all year long, not just on Columbus Day

October 18, 2023 by Miranda Ferrante

Board chair of the Columbus Citizens Foundation Marian Pardo during the 2023 Columbus Day Parade.

A fanfare, a way to take pride in something, a communal gathering — the annual Columbus Day Parade means many things to many people. Tens of thousands of people from 100 groups participated in the event, which is in its 79th year, as a million more looked on from the sidelines, once again establishing itself as the […]

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Agnieszka Holland’s ‘Green Border’: the film that shocked a country

October 10, 2023 by Wiktoria Gucia

“Censorship is the child of fear and the father of ignorance” – Laurie Halse Anderson.  This September, dread and anxiety spread among Polish government ministers. The cause? Green Border: a feature film about the inhumane treatment of migrants at the Polish-Belarusian border, directed by Agnieszka Holland. Don’t be fooled, Green Border is not a horror […]

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“The New Commercials”: How Content Creators are Influencing Fashion

October 6, 2023 by Vic Verbalaitis

Woman standing in front of multiple pieces of artwork at a gallery

Shortly after I entered the small, rentable gallery space nestled between Manhattan’s Upper West Side and Midtown on a moist and muggy Thursday afternoon, I witnessed the orchestration of a small production of sorts. Beneath a wall adorned with an array of artistic works, consisting generally of birds and human faces, a smartphone cameraman filmed […]

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Paws for Justice: How Canines Comfort Victims in Courts

October 6, 2023 by Suvrat Kothari

Supreme Court Service Dog

On a chilly February morning in lower Manhattan, the courtroom bustled with attorneys poring over legal documents. Judge Diane Keisel, wearing a sweeping black judicial robe and sipping iced coffee, presided over the pre-trial procedures, her steady demeanor belying the gravity of the upcoming trial. The air was hushed as Keisel’s austere instructions silenced the […]

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Luis Flores uses TikTok to empower immigrant small business owners

October 6, 2023 by Suvrat Kothari

TikToker Luis Flores films Mexican food at a Bronx eatery.

It’s sunny in Hunts Point, the Bronx, on a late Spring morning. A gentle breeze brushes against my skin and makes the leaves sway. Despite the sunshine, it’s chilly and two layers of clothing are necessary to walk around comfortably. This Bronx neighborhood is far from the glittering backdrops often seen on the social media […]

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Greenwood Cemetery Opens its Doors

October 6, 2023 by Samantha Donndelinger

via Unsplash, photo credit Scott Rodgerson

Greenwood Cemetery has secrets buried in its land. Journey through the fascinating story of how Greenwood opened its doors to the public for events, education, and historical tours.

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Bringing Back the Value of Clothing

September 15, 2023 by Nicolette Cavallaro

This wasn’t your average fashion show. In place of a pristine runway in SoHo was a historic warehouse in Downtown Brooklyn, where the audience wandered through an exhibition of models and brands. Instead of a traditional New York Fashion Week show, which often signifies changes in trends and deems previous seasons’ clothes obsolete, NYFW x […]

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Writers Guild Strike for “The View”

September 11, 2023 by Mitali Sapra

Since May 2023, the Writers Guild has been on strike against Hollywood companies, a significant event that has impacted numerous productions, including the popular show “The View.” This strike, stemming from an ongoing dispute over pay, working conditions, and the growing use of artificial intelligence in movies and television, highlights the evolving challenges facing the […]

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