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Tag Archives: Joseph Jackson
Where Do the Youths Go?
In the Central Bronx, on nearly every street corner, large groups of youths can be seen and heard talking loudly, gambling, drinking, smoking, arguing and starting trouble. Starting from late afternoon throughout the night on weekdays and weekends, young men … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict Story (final), Feature Writing Fall 2010, The Bronx
Tagged Joseph Jackson
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They Give a Little to Those Who Give More
In the evening hours, on the second Tuesday of every month, children’s laughter and fast paced steps echo through the small cafeteria, with its white brick walls and waxed tile charcoal floors. Large rectangular tables are lined up parallel to … Continue reading
Posted in community services 2010, Community Services Story, Feature Writing Fall 2010, The Bronx
Tagged Joseph Jackson
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Old Cuts in a Changing Neighborhood
At the corner of East Tremont, a small shop has catered to many textures of hair—straight, curly, dread locks, braids, and waves. From a distance, on the East Tremont strip of small delis, markets, discount stores and salons, the M&M … Continue reading
Posted in Community Business Story, Feature Writing Fall 2010, The Bronx
Tagged Joseph Jackson
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The Kids Are Her Priority
“I always loved working with children, whether I was teaching them math or showing them how to tie their shoe laces…as long as I could make them smile.” These are the words that are proudly emitted from the lips of … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Neighborhood Faces Story, The Bronx
Tagged Joseph Jackson
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Central Bronx Background
Walking down the streets of the Central Bronx area, can arouse a variety of emotions both good and bad. There is a living character in every neighborhood, and in the Central Bronx, I can tell you it is one of … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Neighborhood Backgrounders, The Bronx
Tagged Joseph Jackson
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