If Wednesday’s Democratic Mayoral Debate at St. Francis Colleges is indicative of voter interest in the upcoming Mayoral election, we are in for an intense race. The turnout was so high for the candidate forum [...]
Last month, the NYPD released the Stop-and-Frisk statistics report for the year 2011, which underscored a broad public controversy about the NYPD’s “stop-and-frisk” policy and charges of racial profiling. The data showed that African American [...]
What was supposed to be a peaceful vigil turned into a full-fledged riot Wednesday night along Church Av. in East Flatbush, as protesters clashed with the police in a march to the 67th precinct. Police [...]
Twenty-year-old Harry Puck grew up in the enchanting shadow of the iconic destination that is Coney Island, and has always wanted to be a part of it. On Sunday, Puck finally got his chance. He [...]
On February 10th, Latoya Dixon, a 29-year-old, African American Muslim woman, was on her way to pick up her husband from work. When she got out of her car, she was stopped by a [...]
Friday, April 5, 2013
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