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New York Attorney General James: “It is incumbent on us to help vulnerable workers be able to stand up for their rights without fear of punishment. This law…
Bronx Borough President Diaz: "Our libraries are an important resource for learning and community building, and I have always been proud to support our public library system through…
National Action Network President Rev. Al Sharpton, and former Chairman of The Republican National Committee will hold a discussion about Black home-ownership--and will also address the recent racist…
Mayor Bill de Blasio words of condolences after suicide of police officer are empty without action... Photo: Wikimedia Commons On Saturday, Mayor Bill de Blasio sent out condolences…
Bridgehampton Benefit will honor Carlos Beltran--and raise fund to help Puerto Ricans who are still struggling from the devastation from Hurricane Maria Photo: Event Flyer\Rick Eberle Tonight, 7\27,…
Hats off to any and all entrepreneurs who put on their thinking caps and thrive to make a change in the world. For example, one would say these…
Harlem Theater News] The Studio Museum in Harlem has announced its 2019-20 Artist-in-Residence participants: E. Jane, Naudline Pierre, and Elliot Reed. Photo: Naudline Pierre The Studio Museum in…
Quilomo is a historically-based film that tells the story of Black Brazilians who revolted, in 1641, and escaped to mountain fortresses where they started self-governing communities." Photo: ADIFF…
AFT President Randi Weingarten: “The people of Puerto Rico, regardless of political party, seek what all citizens of a democratic society want: a government that is free of…
Yesterday, Gov Andrew Cuomo signed the SHIELD Act into law to protect New Yorkers from sensitive security breaches in the aftermath of the Equifax data breach of 2017.…
