1989

In 1989, a Voice editor recalled Huey Newton's high-caliber intellect

Originally published:

In 1989, Kathleen Cleaver remembered the life of Black Panther Party co-founder Huey P. Newton

Originally published:

According to Frank, Brooklyn Italians hate Long Island Ital­ians, Long Island Italians hate Jersey Italians, and they all hate Staten Island Italians

Originally published:

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.

Originally published:

Some of the best white supremacist rhetoric is couched in the language of self-defense

Originally published:

“I thought he was just going to point the gun and scare the guy. But everything turned out different.”

Originally published:

"More than any other contemporary African-American athlete, his ability to thrive in the pressure cooker of corporate America, while never making any embarrass­ing 'I’m not black, I’m universal' comments or selling his soul rather than just his visage, makes him a role model"

Originally published:

“Now the community has 10 newspapers, 25 bank branches, and a population of roughly 100,000 — half of whom have ar­rived in the last five years.”

Originally published:

Ping Chong is a Chinese-American theater and performance artist who grew up and still lives in Manhattan’s Chinatown.

Originally published:

The Trials of a Chinese Immigrant Woman

Originally published: