
Panel at Columbia University Discusses Technology Biases in Incarceration
BY ANDRE RICKMAN Technology has served to be a useful tool, but in some cases, the computing world can leave certain communities vulnerable to implicit biases. …[read more]
BY ANDRE RICKMAN Technology has served to be a useful tool, but in some cases, the computing world can leave certain communities vulnerable to implicit biases. …[read more]
By DANIEL DIDONNA As of April 3, the organization CityPickle has taken over the Wollman ice Rink in Central Park and turned it into 14 pickleball …[read more]
BY ALANIS GUINADA Nana Good Eats is a woman-owned kosher business in Whitestone, Queens that has been going strong since its grand opening in November …[read more]
BY HENRY POPOVIC An intriguing look at what happened with the Titanic ship can be seen in New York City for just a little longer. …[read more]
BY LUIS MONGE On Monday, Feb. 27, The Queens Public Library hosted “Hip Hop 50th National Celebration Kick-Off with Chuck D,” who is an author, …[read more]
BY KAYLIN GUZMAN The 8th Annual Women’s History Artist Month (W.H.A.M) at the Goddard Riverside Community Center kicked off Women’s History Month on the Upper …[read more]
BY DANIEL DIDONNA On Saturday, Feb. 25, a group of New Yorkers hosted a viewing party at Yankees Tavern in the Bronx as Major League …[read more]
BY HENRY POPOVIC The Orchid Show returned to the New York Botanical Garden as a showcase of thousands of orchids for its twentieth incarnation on …[read more]
BY WILLIAM HERNANDEZ In celebration of Black History Month, the Brooklyn Public Library partnered with the Center for Brooklyn History (CBH) to host a Zoom …[read more]
BY ALANIS GUINADA QUEENS— Numerous Catholics from Jamaica, Queens and the surrounding communities gathered at St. Pius the V Church to mark the Ash Wednesday …[read more]
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