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Until There is Justice: Anna Arnold Hedgeman Returns to NYC

Until There is Justice: Anna Arnold Hedgeman Returns to NYC

Until There is Justice: Anna Arnold Hedgeman Returns to NYC

By Jennifer Scanlon

Race & Ethnicity, Gender & Sexuality, PoliticsGuest UserMarch 1, 2016Comment

A Park is Born

A Park is Born

A Park is Born

By Justin Martin

Excerpts, Built Environment, Urban PlanningGuest UserFebruary 25, 2016Comment

The Notorious "31 Women" Art Show of 1943

The Notorious "31 Women" Art Show of 1943

The Notorious "31 Women" Art Show of 1943

By Marjorie Heins

Arts & Culture, Gender & SexualityGuest UserFebruary 23, 2016Comment

Book Review: Chris McNickle, The Power of the Mayor: David Dinkins, 1990-1993

Book Review: Chris McNickle, The Power of the Mayor: David Dinkins, 1990-1993

Book Review: Chris McNickle, The Power of the Mayor: David Dinkins, 1990-1993

Review by Jerald Podair

Politics, Race & Ethnicity, ReviewsGuest UserFebruary 18, 2016Comment

"The majority of people dying of AIDS were people of color": AIDS Activism & Rising Inequality

"The majority of people dying of AIDS were people of color": AIDS Activism & Rising Inequality

"The majority of people dying of AIDS were people of color": AIDS Activism & Rising Inequality

By Tamar W. Carroll

Excerpts, Gender & Sexuality, Medicine & Public HealthGuest UserFebruary 16, 2016Comment

Timothy Thomas Fortune: An American Agitator Looks for a Cold Beer in Manhattan

Timothy Thomas Fortune: An American Agitator Looks for a Cold Beer in Manhattan

Timothy Thomas Fortune: An American Agitator Looks for a Cold Beer in Manhattan

By Jerry Mikorenda

Race & Ethnicity, Politics, Progressive EraGuest UserFebruary 11, 2016Comment

Fighting World War One on the Streets of New York

Fighting World War One on the Streets of New York

Fighting World War One on the Streets of New York

By Ross J. Wilson

Race & EthnicityGuest UserFebruary 9, 2016Comment

City on a Grid: How New York Became New York

City on a Grid: How New York Became New York

City on a Grid: How New York Became New York

By Gerard Koeppel

Excerpts, Urban PlanningGuest UserFebruary 2, 2016Comment

“All of That is What Feminism is to Me”: Building a Multiracial, Working-Class Women’s Organization in 1970s Brooklyn

“All of That is What Feminism is to Me”: Building a Multiracial, Working-Class Women’s Organization in 1970s Brooklyn

“All of That is What Feminism is to Me”: Building a Multiracial, Working-Class Women’s Organization in 1970s Brooklyn

By Tamar W. Carroll

Gender & Sexuality, Race & Ethnicity, PoliticsGuest UserJanuary 26, 2016Comment

A Bold Man of Color: Thomas L. Jennings and the Proceeds of a Patent

A Bold Man of Color: Thomas L. Jennings and the Proceeds of a Patent

A Bold Man of Color: Thomas L. Jennings and the Proceeds of a Patent

By Jerry Mikorenda

Antebellum & Civil War, Race & EthnicityGuest UserJanuary 21, 2016 Comment