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    • PRIDE
      Gay Activist Jacob Jeffery Brings the Love to Deep Red Oklahoma
      By Michael Musto
    • NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES
      Mississippi: A March Resurrects a Movement
      By Jack Newfield
    • News
      Developer Takes a Nosedive as Court Orders Foreclosure and Sale of Old P.S. 64 in the East Village
      By Sarah Ferguson
  • Path 2

    • War In Ukraine
      A Slice of New York in Ukraine 
      By Anna Conkling
    • NYC ARCHIVES
      The Coming of King: A Charismatic Moment
      By Marlene Nadle
    • News
      Developer Takes a Nosedive as Court Orders Foreclosure and Sale of Old P.S. 64 in the East Village
      By Sarah Ferguson
  • Path 2

    • War In Ukraine
      A Slice of New York in Ukraine 
      By Anna Conkling
    • FILM
      Review: ‘The Seven Faces of Jane’ Imagines Roads That Might Be Taken 
      By Michael Atkinson
    • CULTURE
      Say It Loud! Rev. Al Sharpton Talks New Documentary and Fight for Justice (Q&A)
      By Lina Lecaro
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  • NEW YORK
    Making Moves at the Marshall Chess Club
    From COVID  to The Queen’s Gambit: How a New York institution has weathered our strange days
    by Anna Betts
    February 9, 2022
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    The Untold Story of the Tompkins Square Murder
    “Oh yeah, he fed her to the homeless,” says Hank, who lives on East 5th Street. “A few days after it happened, before it hit the pa­pers, while the rumors started spreading around the Village, the homeless in the park were going, ‘Yeah, Dan did give us soup yesterday.’ They were goofing on it but they were pretty much grossed out.”
    by Max Cantor
    Originally published October 10, 1989
  • CITY HALL ARCHIVES
    Stanley Friedman’s Banana Republic
    “As in a colony, the Bronx's leadership positions are all held by outsiders (who are also white males), including the office of Democratic county leader, the borough presidency, the office of the district attorney, the Surrogate, and the majority of seats on the Democratic County Exec­utive Committee”
    by Ramon J. Jimenez
    Originally published February 7, 1985
  • MUSIC ARCHIVES
    Blowin’ in the Wind: A Folk-Music Revolt
    "Folk music is being challenged by a creative cadre of insurgents, all city intellectuals and almost all in their early or mid 20s, who write and sing topical songs characterized by radicalism, wit, immediacy, and poetry."
    by Jack Newfield
    Originally published January 14, 1965
  • From The Archives
    Married to The Mob
    According to Frank, Brooklyn Italians hate Long Island Ital­ians, Long Island Italians hate Jersey Italians, and they all hate Staten Island Italians
    by Mark Bauman & Samme Chittum
    Originally published September 5, 1989
  • From The Archives
    This Land Is Your Land
    I am a brown-skinned descendant of enslaved Africans, holocausted Chero­kees, and invisible Europeans, and I am despised and feared and envied the world over.
    by Joe Wood
    Originally published September 5, 1989
  • From The Archives
    Do the White Thing
    Some of the best white supremacist rhetoric is couched in the language of self-defense
    by Lisa Kennedy
    Originally published September 5, 1989
  • From The Archives
    The Boys of Bensonhurst
    “I thought he was just going to point the gun and scare the guy. But everything turned out different.”
    by Kathy Dobie
    Originally published September 5, 1989
  • From The Archives
    Where Have All the Hipsters Gone?
    “Where is that whole happy tormented crowd I used to know? Driven from the Village to the Lower East Side too ... where? Where are they? Or maybe the question should be: where am I?”
    by Bill Amidon
    Originally published August 10, 1972
  • NYC ARCHIVES
    Everything Above 14th Street Is Gila Bend, Arizona
    “One of my supreme ambitions is to live to be 120 years old and be able to say I never set foot inside Bloomingdale's”
    by Lester Bangs
    May 20, 2020

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