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The Uptown Tweet of the Week: End The Curfew Now

This curfew is serving as a pretext for aggressive and violent confrontation of protesters by the police. It is doing nothing to make our city more peaceful, it is doing the opposite. It is scheduled to continue through Sun…

Rage and Resistance | Manhattan Times

Photos by Cristobal Vivar New York City has been on edge following several days of protests in response to the police-involved death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25. Tensions have flared during a series of incidents between…

Op-Led: Don’t Let Anyone Divide Us

BY Led Black (@Led_Black) I woke up this morning to find #Dominicans trending on Twitter. I was aghast to say the least. The reason that Dominicans were trending was because a supposed racial incident that took place on Dyckman…

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06/05/20: We Are Freestyle Love Supreme

Before Hamilton, before In The Heights, there was Freestyle Love Supreme. Freestyle Love Supreme is just that, some supremely talented emcees spreading love with their uncanny freestyle rap abilities. Trust us, their is nothing quite like Freestyle Love Supreme.…

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The Uptown Tweet of the Week: The Numbers Don’t Lie

Your reminder that there is not just racism in the criminal justice system, there is racism in the healthcare system. Covid-19 death rates by race in NYC, as of 5/28: pic.twitter.com/MpNZcJruaB — Mark D. Levine (@MarkLevineNYC) May 29, 2020…

Elegy for a Friend | Manhattan Times

By Arlene Schulman “There are no strangers here. Only friends you haven’t met yet.” William Butler Yeats Coogan’s story begins in 1985 in Washington Heights in a New York City community overwhelmed by gunfire, drugs, riots, and homicides, and…