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Culture wars have a whole different meaning in the city’s Indo-Caribbean nightclub scene, where ethnicity, music and sex collide and blend to the beat of the new New Yorker.

ByCorey Takahashi 1Comment

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Apr 2002

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A Break for a Break

Developers getting a break from Jersey City have to put up more than buildings: their contracts now require them to cough up cash for an affordable housing fund.

ByAlyssa Katz 0Comments

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Feb 2002

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Spanish-speaking residents of Bushwick claim no one at their local hospitals speaks their language, leaving them confused and, at times, without proper care. So a community group has asked the…

ByPat Sisson 0Comments

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Feb 2002

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Saving Buffalo From Extinction

Each year, thousands of refugees pass through Buffalo, a place with miseries of its own. Can these exiles be a dying city’s salvation?

ByDavid Blake 0Comments

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Feb 2002

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CHARAS' Last Stand

A venerable Latino-run community center is evicted.

BySarah Ferguson 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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Making Change: Labor of Law

Organizations advocating for immigrant workers are racking up unprecedented victories in the courts. Are they giving up their strength on the streets?

ByHilary Russ 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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The Courage Of His Conviction

At 39, Colin Warner has spent more than half his life in jail–without committing a crime. But after 21 years of mistaken incarceration, justice may be almost as elusive as…

ByCurtis Harris 0Comments

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Dec 2001

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Planting New Roots

Organizers tweak priorities after September 11.

ByHilary Russ 0Comments

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Nov 2001

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Home Health Workers Take Care of Business, August/September 1990

How the workers of Cooperative Home Care Associates remade an industry.

ByAbigail Rao 0Comments

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Nov 2001

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Fractional Numbers

Call it a gorgeous mosaic or the other New York, the city’s diversity is one of its great treasures. But according to the Census, we’re also super segregated–and becoming more…

ByAnnette Fuentes 0Comments

Moving to Queens

A Break for a Break

TRANSLATION NEEDED

Saving Buffalo From Extinction

CHARAS' Last Stand

Making Change: Labor of Law

The Courage Of His Conviction

Planting New Roots

Home Health Workers Take Care of Business, August/September 1990

Fractional Numbers

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