Adi Talwar
Migrants from Ecuador outside the Evangel Christian Center in Queens, which was being used as an emergency shelter this month before residents were transferred out on Tuesday.
Project Hospitality e Interfaith Center of New York, dos de las partes involucradas en el contrato, dijeron que el camino para iniciar el programa ha sido accidentado y esperan que menos de 10 de los 50 espacios designados abran sus puertas en las próximas semanas.
Amid scorching heat, cities around the world are rethinking access to waterways. This article originally appeared in Nexus Media News.
“We still see some of the same voting suppression tactics due to the systemic racism embedded in our voting system. Black women and communities of color continue to fight for the right to vote, work that is especially important as different states throughout the country are actively advancing regressive legislation that will end that right for many.”
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