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How to Sew Immigrant Lives Together
The BordeAndo collective, a group of Latina women, stitches new connections.
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Can Remorse Open a Window to Freedom?
The stories of five men convicted in decades-ago violent crimes who now seek release.
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Shelter Switch Surprises Neighbors
Women being moved out in Bed-Stuy to make way for homeless men.
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CUNY Hit at Council’s First Trans Hearing
The fact-finding session on access for transgender, gender non-conforming and non-binary New Yorkers heard complaints from students and faculty.
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Up the Creek, With a Few Plans
A ferry and other projects raise concern about dredging up Coney Island Creek contamination.
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A Tall Tale Rises in Sheepshead Bay
New developments have not made the neighborhood the next stop for hipsters.
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This Wall Fails to Protect
A 14-foot-tall stretch of corrugated metal wraps a troublesome lot near Newkirk Plaza.
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The “Genuine Fire” of the World’s Largest Menorah
Every mayor since the ritual began in 1977 has lit a candle, from Beame to de Blasio.