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Immigrant Parents Press DOE for Culturally Responsive Curriculum in Schools

Last week, a group of organizations demanding a more culturally diverse curriculum in New York City public schools took to the Department of Education’s (DOE) Lower Manhattan headquarters seeking to remind the authorities of the debt they have with the city to expand culturally responsive projects in schools.
Queens Community Joins Colombian Protests Against Police Brutality

"I want to honor the lives of the people who are no longer with us, as well as that of those who are fighting in the streets," one organizer of a solidarity protest in Jackson Heights told Spanish-language news site QueensLatino.
French Chef Mobilizes for Skateboarders in Brooklyn

‘Skateboarding has never been a personal passion,’ chef Hervé Riou tells French Morning of his efforts to build a community skate garden near Prospect Park. ‘But you have to open up your soul, open up to others.’
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'Since the start of the pandemic, many hours were cut, and hundreds of women who already were burdened with wages below the $15 minimum wage got the virus and were not paid sick days,' Mahoma López, an organizer with the Laundry Workers Center told El Diario.
Bronx Latino Community Hopes Yankees Fans’ Return Will Herald Neighborhood’s Recovery

‘For a whole year, this place has been like a graveyard,’ one Bronx worker told El Diario of the area around Yankee Stadium. The venue reopened to fans last week for the first time since the pandemic struck.
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The Union Square rally was organized to form solidarity between the two communities, which share similar sufferings but have had a complex relationship that presented itself clearly at the event, according to Sing Tao Daily.
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Months-long closure of consulates and embassies, social distancing rules and appointments moving online have caused a bottleneck that many have experienced as a 'maze' that can take months to resolve.
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