Hazel N. Dukes wake and funeral to be next week in Harlem
The wake and funeral for civil rights activist and NAACP New York State Conference president Hazel N. Dukes, who died Saturday at age 92 in her Manhattan home, will be next Tuesday and Wednesday in Harlem, officials said. Dukes spent most of her life combating racial inequities nationally and on Long Island.
Close to one-third of elementary and middle schools in Harlem are in the bottom quartile of enrollment citywide.
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East Harlem food pantry addressing food insecurity in uncertain timesNew York Common Pantry is hoping city and state funding can help bridge any gap caused by federal cuts directed at sanctuary cities.
Older New Yorkers waiting to pick up free groceries at the New York Common Pantry in East Harlem said it's getting harder to ...
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What Was the Harlem Renaissance?Also known as the New Negro Movement, the Harlem Renaissance was a movement of the 1920s and '30s that sought to redefine Black identity through literature, music, painting, photography, and ...
Educators are embracing rather than restricting discussions of race in schools. Leaders have said they’ll do so whether the ...
A New York City man has been convicted in the 2021 beating death of his partner’s 10-year-old son. Ryan Cato was found guilty ...
Activists are calling for changes in New York state prisons as state police investigate the death of an inmate from Harlem.
On Monday, police said they were looking for three men who punched and kicked a man in Harlem after an argument, New York ...
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