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How Kathleen Adams’ multiple talents led to being entrepreneur at Angel of Harlem restaurant (opens the original)
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Kathleen Adams is a businesswoman, restaurateur, brand strategist, world traveler, and community leader, but with all those titles she refuses to be known as one thing, instead preferring to describe herself as “multi-hyphenate.”But she uses all of those things as a partner at the popular Angel of Harlem restaurant on Frederick Douglass Blvd., which is celebrating 11 years on Sept. 24. “It’s been great to see how much the community has supported us, but also how the brand has been able to build,
Why Candace Niles says she’s better positioned to represent NY-13 in Congress (opens the original)
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The June Democratic primary win for Democratic Socialist candidate Daraliza Avila Chevalier over incumbent Rep. Adriano Espaillat seemed conclusive, with the activist heavily favored over Republican Manual “Jomo” Williams in the November vote — but a candidate from Harlem says that she can better represent the people of the 13th U.S. Congressional District.Candace Niles, 35, a lifelong Harlem resident, contends that she is an alternative to Chevalier who more accurately reflects the voice of for
Spoken word artist Lyrical Faith, ready for her debut album, says she wants to inspire (opens the original)
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At a period when many are facing hardships both at the local level and globally, Lyrical Faith, an award-winning spoken word artist and activist, says poetry as art can play an important part in empowering communities and serve as a revolutionary act of resistance. “Spoken word is not only an educational tool that’s used to extend our voices, but it becomes this revolutionary act in and of itself by having the ability to stand up in front of people to share these thoughts that are edgy, that are
Ecologist Cynthia Malone and her crusade to decolonize science (opens the original)
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As a kid growing up in Bushwick, Brooklyn Cynthia Malone was fascinated with monkeys, apes, and tropical forests. That curiosity led her to attending a program at her dream school of the University of Oxford while still in high school, a master’s degree from Columbia University and now she is making plans to return to Oxford, having been accepted to the school’s PhD program.“It was almost like wanting to be an astronaut. There was nobody around me that did anything like that,” said Malone, 36, a
How Terri Wisdom turned pain into purpose in Black independent media (opens the original)
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Terri Wisdom wears several hats, including media businesswoman, journalist, educator, and activist. As the founder of Harlem Network News, a digital news platform available on social media, she can regularly be seen at community events in Harlem. Wisdom grew up in South Jamaica, Queens, and came of age during the civil rights era and Black identity movements of the 1960s and ’70s, and says the historic period of her youth greatly shaped her trajectory. “Everybody went from having straightened ha
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