Most Mid-range Indian restaurants in New York city, have a Bangladeshi touch to it
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Indian curry, made by Bangladeshi hands
Posted on 17 October 2015.
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In a changing Harlem, West African vendors struggled to preserve business
Posted on 08 October 2015.
In Harlem, some longtime West African vendors are threatened as construction encroaches on their locations.
Posted in Boroughs, Business, Communities, Featured, Immigration, Issues, Manhattan, West African0 Comments
One City, Many Cultures
Posted on 13 December 2014.
Global City NYC reporters explore religious, culinary and cultural traditions in the city’s ethnic neighborhoods.
Posted in Arts and Culture, Bangladeshi, Boroughs, Bronx, Brooklyn, Dominican, Featured, Haitian, Immigration, Indian, Jamaican, Manhattan, Mexican, Nepali, Polish, Queens, Religion, Russian, West African0 Comments
Coming to America
Posted on 08 December 2014.
New York City is an ethnic mosaic, the adopted home to newcomers from around the world. Global City NYC reporters tell the stories of how a few of these New Yorkers immigrated to America.
Posted in Arts and Culture, Bangladeshi, Boroughs, Bronx, Brooklyn, Dominican, Featured, Haitian, Indian, Jamaican, Manhattan, Nepali, Queens, West African0 Comments
The Endless Pursuit of Fair Skin
Posted on 05 December 2014.
Along Harlem’s commercial centers like 125th and 116th Streets, almost every beauty shop and general store sells an assortment of skin-lightening products, many of them popular imports from West Africa.
Posted in Arts and Culture, Featured, Manhattan, West African0 Comments
Corona Immigration Clinic Offers Advice, But Little Hope
Posted on 05 December 2014.
Latin Women in Action partnered with the Queens Library to present a free legal clinic on immigration issues to approximately thirty Latinos from Corona, Queens.
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The Renegade Boy Scouts of Washington Heights
Posted on 18 November 2014.
Boy Scout Troop 729 thrives in Washington Heights.
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Dominican Wine Bar Brings Community Together
Posted on 23 October 2014.
In Corcho Wine Room, Benlly Polanco hoped to create a place where people from his mainly Dominican neighborhood in Inwood could enjoy wine, food, art, music and a nice conversation, and could “feel at home.”
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Former Assemblywoman Rosa Starts One-Year Sentence Next Month
Posted on 17 October 2014.
Last week’s sentencing of former New York State Assemblywoman Gabriela Rosa for marriage and bankruptcy fraud was a final chapter in a short political career. But Rosa’s sentence – a year in prison, three years of probation and repayment of $20,000 owed to creditors – has not ended the scandal’s fallout among uptown politicians and the largely Dominican constituency in Washington Heights and Inwood that Rosa represented.
Posted in Boroughs, Communities, Manhattan, News, Politics0 Comments
Sunday Shkola: Judaism in Translation
Posted on 14 October 2014.
Sunday Shkola claims to be the first Sunday School in the U.S. to teach Judaism exclusively in Russia. When it opened in the Park East Synagogue three years ago, it had about 12 children. In just two years, it tripled its enrollment.
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