HeyJaredRichard Burroughs
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NY Liberty Defeat Minnesota Lynx in Historic Victory at Barclays Center (opens the original)
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The New York Liberty (2-0) completed a sweep of the Minnesota Lynx (0-2) with an 87-71 win in Game 2 of their first-round matchup in front of a raucous, sold-out crowd of more than 17,000 at Barclays Center. With the win, the Liberty became the first No. 8 seed in WNBA history to eliminate a No. 1 seed in a playoff series. The team brought back the dominant fourth-quarter energy from Game 1, where they outscored the home team 26-15 at the Target Center in Minneapolis.The Lynx showed signs of lif
The Ultimate Brooklyn-Based Wedding (opens the original)
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Weddings, one of the most universally practiced and culturally significant milestones in human history, serve as the formal introduction to the institution of marriage. As with many traditions, people often personalize the ceremony of reciting nuptials in front of family and friends. Taylor Tankson and Kareem Wallace, cofounders of Brooklyn-based lifestyle brand Tribe & Oak, kept the personalization strictly business by keeping every vendor local and community-rooted for their big day, supportin
Mayor Mamdani Brings Free Bathroom Thrones To The County Of Kings (opens the original)
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Brooklyn is the county of Kings, and kings need their thrones. It was with much anticipation that Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the rollout of 17 free, accessible bathroom facilities, called Thrones, across New York City on Sept. 16. The $4 million modular public bathroom pilot program will bring the thrones to public plazas and high-traffic areas, where New Yorkers currently lack reliable access to a bathroom. Brooklyn locations include Columbus Park, Fulton Street and Truxton Street, Mileston
Bed-Stuy Family Photo Day: Preserving Black Family Legacies Through Portraiture (opens the original)
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The Bed-Stuy Family Photo Day hosted its third annual program at the Richard Beavers Gallery on Aug. 23. The photo day highlights how an art gallery can fight against white hegemony in the art world and stay rooted in its mission to Black diasporic upliftment by producing a family-friendly and inclusive grassroots event. Family Photo Day celebrates and preserves the legacy of Black families through portraiture, allowing each family to receive a professional portrait that captures a moment in tim
NYC Council Reaffirms Support For Black Communities (opens the original)
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New York City Council leaders on Tuesday highlighted budget and policy priorities for the city's Black community, which included funding for housing and transportation programs. At the same time, the leaders said much work needs to be done in education and boosting support for Black and ethnic media outlets. For many long-time Black New Yorkers, the baseline cost of dignity and happiness has become out of reach, replaced by the low-bar cost of survival, highlighted by the loss of nearly 200,000
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