via El Diario
New Yorkers Tied by Caribbean and by Art
The "Borinqueya: An Evolving Travesy" exhibition demonstrates the relationship between Puerto Ricans and Dominicans in the Big Apple.
Place: Manhattan
via Gothamist
A Window into Macy’s Holiday Magic
The department store's annnual window displays – this year's theme: "Tech Miracle on 34th Street" – were hatched in a Red Hook warehouse.
Saluting Veterans By Helping Them
The annual Veterans Day Parade offered an opportunity to celebrate our troops, past and present, as well as address their needs – including better healthcare and more jobs.
Generations Bond Over Bread
Jewish students from the Fashion Institute of Technology went from designing clothing to baking bread as they distributed homemade challah to senior citizens at the nearby Penn South housing complex.
‘Not My President’: New Yorkers Protest
Thousands took to the streets in the days after the 2016 presidential election to decry the ascendency of Donald Trump.
Dump Trump Backlash Fills City Streets
Thousands of protesters took to Manhattan streets in the aftermath of Donald Trump's election to the presidency.
Women ‘With Her’ in the Shadow of His Tower
More than half of voters in Murray Hill are white women, and they strongly support Hillary Clinton. They tend to be more involved in politics than younger residents, local activists said.
Kids’ Caretakers on Edge Over Election
Nannies in Tribeca, one of the city's wealthiest neighborhoods, are mainly immigrants and women of color. Many cannot vote, but are concerned about Donald Trump's deportation threats.