There Shouldn’t Be A Price On The American Dream, Says Harlem’s Adriano Espaillat
Today, Representative Adriano Espaillat released the following statement in recognition of National Citizenship Day:Continue reading
Op-Ed: The Fate Of The American Middle Class Is In The Hands Of Regulators
Last week, Congress passed phase three of its COVID-19 response, the CARES ACT, a $2 trillion stimulus package that has become most well-known for its direct p ayments of up to $1,200 for many Americans. Continue reading
Harlem’s Rep. Adriano Espaillat Recognizes National Hispanic Heritage Month
Today, Representative Adriano Espaillat released the following statement in recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month.Continue reading
East Harlem Dry Cleaner Says City’s Forcing Him Out Of Business
NY Daily News reports that New York City is using eminent domain to take an East Harlem businessman to the cleaners.Continue reading
Harlem Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito Remarks DACA Press Conference (Video)
Harlem Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito remarked:
"For me it’s very hard to maintain my composure when we see the level of cruelty and inhumanity that consistently is being inflicted by this administration. Continue reading
Cast Aside Your Fears to Succeed in Harlem
By William S. Wooditch The idea of launching a business and becoming your own boss has always been an integral part of the American Dream.Continue reading
Harlem Forum Highlights Inequities Facing the African American Community
Today, Members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) and the Joint Economic Committee (JEC) Democrats held a public forum at the Harlem Hospital Center to discuss the impact of economic challenges and persistent inequities facing the African American community in New York. Continue reading
Moore, Moore, Moore, And We Like It!
We've always loved Vera Moore owner of Vera Moore Cosmetics when she had store in Harlem to the work she is doing now downtown and around the world.
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Harlem’s Ron Brown And Sylvia Fitt The New Pepsi Cola 1950
A the Wall Street Journal Reports the so-called Negro marketers helped bolster sales at Pepsi-Cola during its most troubled times. Continue reading
