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The uncertainty has them in a frenzy, and even when we tell them they are not showing symptoms, they insist on being tested or seen by a doctor. We can’t…

ByJonathan Gomez 0Comments

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Mar 2020

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Lessons of AIDS in Mind as Queer Sex Party Industry Reacts to Coronavirus

In the days before COVID-19 led to the closing of New York City Public Schools and gathering spaces, a group of party promoters in New York City’s queer community wrestled…

ByBrian Vines 3Comments

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Mar 2020

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Advocates Demand Protection for Immigrants at ‘Front Lines’ of Coronavirus Outbreak

Many immigrant workers in food service, childcare and the cleaning industries don’t have the luxury of working from home, making them especially vulnerable to the virus, advocates say. They want…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 3Comments

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Mar 2020

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Gym Closed? A Home Workout for an Anxious Time

‘We have been coming up with routines to make sure we are staying committed to our well-being while cooped up.’

ByFrederick Joseph 2Comments

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Mar 2020

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Homeless Services Reacting to the Coronavirus Crisis

Colleges can shift to online learning. Teams can cancel sporting events. Restaurants might close. But the services on which homeless New Yorkers depend—like soup kitchens, pantries and shelters—can’t exactly ask…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Mar 2020

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Panic-Buying in Some Nabes, Calm in Others

It could have reflected a disparity in customers’ ability to afford to purchase—or have room to store—emergency stockpiles.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Mar 2020

Opinion

Opinion: This Health Crisis is a Hunger Crisis, Too

‘Unless government takes immediate, bold action, food-insecure Americans will be hit even harder, and their troubles will likely extend long beyond the life of the epidemic.’

ByJoel Berg 0Comments

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Mar 2020

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COVID-19’s Hidden Airport Crisis: Uninsured Immigrant Workers

Union members are calling on lawmakers to pass a bill that would provide airport workers with supplemental pay to buy health insurance.

ByFernando Martínez for El Diario 0Comments

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Mar 2020

Podcasts

Evaluating NYC’s Response to Coronavirus: Key Decisions Loom

New York City might have to adopt much more dramatic measures, like the closure of schools, if the local case count tops 100, a public-health expert says.

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Mar 2020

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Chinatown Shoppers Stock Up on Groceries Amid Coronavirus Worry

In the Chinese community, people started to hoard rice and other durable foods. Several Chinese supermarkets found their sales of rice had jumped 50 percent, and some were out of…

ByLan Mu for World Journal 0Comments

Some ERs Getting Overwhelmed by People With Fear But No Symptoms

Lessons of AIDS in Mind as Queer Sex Party Industry Reacts to Coronavirus

Advocates Demand Protection for Immigrants at ‘Front Lines’ of Coronavirus Outbreak

Gym Closed? A Home Workout for an Anxious Time

Homeless Services Reacting to the Coronavirus Crisis

Panic-Buying in Some Nabes, Calm in Others

Opinion: This Health Crisis is a Hunger Crisis, Too

COVID-19’s Hidden Airport Crisis: Uninsured Immigrant Workers

Evaluating NYC’s Response to Coronavirus: Key Decisions Loom

Chinatown Shoppers Stock Up on Groceries Amid Coronavirus Worry

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