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Common Honors Social Justice Legacy Of Harry Belanfonte In Brooklyn (opens the original)
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Thousands gathered at the Lena Horne Bandshell in Prospect Park Brooklyn, on Friday Aug. 28, as BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! and The Action Lab presented rapper Common and special guests honoring the late Harry Belafonte’s legacy. The event brought together a diverse crowd filling the lawn of the bandshell with concertgoers settling in on blankets for a magical night of music, community and social consciousness. The evening was hosted by Lemon Anderson and featured performances from Adi Oasis, La Br
Sikh Council Holds Interfaith Vigil and Rally Against Gun Violence (opens the original)
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On the evening of Aug. 26, The New York City Sikh Council held an interfaith rally and candlelit vigil in honor of 27-year-old Gurdeep Singh and 44-year-old MD Yousef. Attendees and organizers called for an immediate end to gun violence. The gathering brought together Black and Brown leaders, local elected officials and neighborhood residents at the intersection of Crescent St. and Stanley Ave. in East New York. Singh, a food delivery driver, was working near Crescent and Stanley when he was fat
Lyricist Lounge Celebrates 35 Years In Brooklyn (opens the original)
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On Friday, Aug.18, multiple generations of longtime hip hop fans and listeners gathered in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park to celebrate Lyricist Lounge's 35th anniversary at the Lena Horne Bandshell. The pioneering hip hop platform was founded in 1991 by Anthony Marshall and Danny Castro. It started as an open mic event to showcase artists in a small apartment on Manhattan's Lower East Side and quickly became an underground platform for some of the genre's most influential voices. Presented by BRIC Cel
Brooklyn Honors an Unforgettable Voice: Ol' Dirty Bastard (opens the original)
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Hundreds of fans, family members, elected officials and community members gathered in Bedford-Stuyvesant on Saturday as Brooklyn officially co-named the intersection of Putnam and Franklin Avenues "ODB Jones Way," honoring the legacy of Ol' Dirty Bastard in the borough where he was born. The ceremony began on Claver Place, near Jefferson Avenue before concluding at the intersection of Franklin and Putnam Avenues, where the new street sign was officially unveiled. Born in the Fort Greene on Nov.
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