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Koohan Paik-Mander and the Rising Luddite Movement
1+ hour, 21+ min ago (1839+ words) Nuriel Vera-DeGraff Aug 3 From June 28 to July 5, the Summer of Ludd flourished in and around Tompkins Square Park in the East Village. The weeklong offline festival of public participatory programming — including teach-ins, art builds, and community games — was organized by…...
Bus Riders Respond to Mayor Mamdani’s Plan to Speed Up Buses Across the City
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (930+ words) Leair Davenport Jul 30 “Our streets are public spaces,” Mamdani said. “How we design them reflects who we believe they are for. Today, we make a decision that puts working New Yorkers first.” But what does better service actually look like…...
New York Can Do Anything, Including Single-Payer Universal Healthcare
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (620+ words) The main obstacle is a lack of political will and imagination. Alexa D’Angelo Jul 29 The Knicks can win the championship, the buses can be faster (and free), and we can have a single-payer system providing universal health care in New…...
Obsession: An Indie Success Story about the Intoxication of Power
2+ week, 5+ day ago (746+ words) A harrowing spiral into the consuming effects of desire, power and manipulation. Everyone is obsessed with Obsession. Michael Kanyongolo Jul 14 Obsession, the word, has a clear negative connotation. It conjures up images of sleepless nights, wide-eyed enthusiasm, and frantic possession....
Queer Liberation March Celebrates Pride Without Cops or Corporate Sponsors, Again
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (359+ words) Started in 2019 to celebrate the radical history of the1969 Stonewall uprising, the QLM drew thousands of participants again this year. Luce Miyar-Mullan Jun 30 On June 28, the Reclaim Pride Coalition held their 8th annual Queer Liberation March (QLM): a two-mile march from Union…...
“Join Us for the Long Run”: Marathoners Celebrate a Week of Running and Climate Activism in Central Park
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (1387+ words) For participants, there were as many as seven marathons in seven days, as well as daily guest speakers and discussions afterwards. Nuriel Vera-Degraff Jun 29 At the starting line of the 2025 Chicago Marathon, Matt Bourland was wearing a custom jersey with…...
Tenants Celebrate Historic Two-Year Rent Freeze
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (255+ words) 2.4 million NYC tenants will benefit from rent freeze win. Written collectively by Arman Amin, Monica Furman, Liz June, Ash Marinaccio, Karina Ordóñez, and Nuriel Vega DeGraff New York City tenants have won a historic victory as the Rent Guidelines Board…...
The Tribeca Film Festival AI Movie Is Not Just Bad, It’s Cynical
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (234+ words) If Dreams of Violets is the best AI can do, then it is possible it will never be able to replicate even passable visual art. John Teufel Jun 18 Before I attended the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of Dreams of Violets…...
Last Laps at the Aqueduct
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (821+ words) The final races at the venerable horse racing track are on Sunday, June 28. Theodore Hamm Jun 18 On the scorching second Friday of June, with Knicks fever raging and the World Cup starting to heat up, I went out to Aqueduct…...
When the Garden Played Second Fiddle: The Knicks’ Twenty-Year Romance with the 69th Regiment Armory
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (1197+ words) The Indypendent When the Garden Played Second Fiddle: The Knicks’ Twenty-Year Romance with the 69th Regiment Armory Although Madison Square Garden is entrenched in the public mind as the one and only home of the New York Knickerbockers, a closer look…...