Africa Speaks, America Listens questions and challenges cherished beliefs about the American origins and development of jazz.
The ’90s poetry scene, laden with promise, talent, and camaraderie has been displaced by motherhood, mortgages, and tenure. But for a moment last week it came alive again.
Overt racists are getting more and more pathetic with their passive aggressive tactics, to wit the racist restaurant receipt.
DoNY theater critic Joshua Bloodworth talked with local NPR Listeners this morning about the city’s theater scene. Listen to the interview here.
For almost 30 years, the NYPD has gone about arresting people under laws that state and federal courts had long declared unconstitutional, cuffing and booking almost 22,000 people, some of whom were incarcerated as a result.