Tag: Social Justice

Terrence Floyd, George Floyd’s brother and resident of Brooklyn, gathered with activists in Crown Heights on Sunday to reflect on his brother's murder by a Minneapolis police officer five years ago and express disappointment...

Last Sunday, Noor Abdalla drove from her apartment in Morningside Heights to St. Paul and St. Andrew United Methodist Church, on the Upper West Side. She was with her sister and her month-old son,...

Two Muslim Women File Lawsuit Against NYPD for Excessive Force at ProtestIn a shocking turn of events, two Muslim women have taken legal action against the New York Police Department (NYPD) for alleged excessive...

A grassroots movement is urging Americans to participate in a 24-hour spending boycott on Friday as a form of “economic resistance.” The People's Union USA, the organization spearheading this initiative, is calling for this...

Adam Smith, a long-serving Democrat in Congress, finds himself at odds with the evolving landscape of his party. Born in 1965, just past the generational cutoff for Boomers, he embodies a unique perspective that...

On a chilling Wednesday evening in Washington, D.C., a tragic collision between an American Airlines jet and an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan National Airport claimed the lives of sixty-seven individuals, including young...

Reflecting on MLK's LegacyThe Apollo Theater recently hosted its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day tribute, titled “A Burning House – MLK and the American Experiment,” in collaboration with WNYC. The event brought together...

# The Benn Family’s Legacy in Altadena: A Story of Resilience In the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains lies Altadena, California, a suburb that has been home to the Benn family for decades. Charles...