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125th Street Still “Change”-less Months After Obama Election
Stepping above ground at 125th Street and Saint Nicholas Avenue in Harlem, James Brown’s hit, Payback plays loudly on a vendor’s neon green stereo, African women dressed in brightly patterned garments persistently chirping, “hair braiding, we braid hair,” and a … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Manhattan, Neighborhood Conflict Story
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Protecting the Environment, 20-years Later
“Breathing in this neighborhood is hazardous to our health,” read the signs of protesters wearing gas masks as they stand alongside the West Side Highway at seven in the morning, in front of the North River Sewage Plant in Harlem. … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Community Service Story
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“A Change Is Gonna Come”
Now that the 125Th Street Rezoning Project has been approved, what’s next? City leaders, environmental organizations, community activists, mom and pops businesses, and long time residents of Harlem are now realizing that change is coming to their neighborhoods whether they … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Manhattan
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Cartoon Starts A Chain Reaction
Following the New York Post’s controversial printing of a political cartoon depicting two police officers shooting dead a chimpanzee; activist, city councilors, the black community and many other residents of the country are setting up protest rallies. “They’ll have … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Manhattan
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