Forces of Nature Dance Theatre (Forces) celebrates its 25th Anniversary Season in conjunction with the 40th celebration of the Institution of Kwanzaa. In honor of this monumental occasion the 25th Anniversary Committee presents the Forces of Nature Dance Theatre 25th Anniversary Gala and New York Season to be held at Harlem Stage/Aaron Davis Hall, Inc.… [Read more…]
I’ve passed A Touch of Dee’s many times and tried to peek into the darkened interior but never been bold enough to venture in. This joint seems to jump, especially on the weekends as it fills with regulars who perch themselves atop bar stools. Here is a little glimpse inside from Joshua M. Bernstein’s view.… [Read more…]
New York Press published an article, “Black, White and Always Green,” that overviews the real estate market in New York in regards to people of color or the lack thereof. Below are some excerpts from the article. Feedback in reference to your personal experiences as it relates to renting or purchasing in the city is… [Read more…]
The number of surveillance cameras in downtown Manhattan and Harlem has multiplied considerably, making it difficult to walk the streets without being watched. Source: NY Daily News
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December 14, 2006 by D. Bell
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