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Between Two Hands: Addressing The Ongoing Black Maternal Health Crisis (opens the original)
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By the time Sharilyn Chavez’s fiance was allowed in the room during the birth of her first child, there was blood all over the floor. She was not routinely checked for dilation. There were not an adequate amount of sonograms performed leading up to labor. Her operative report, detailing the surgical record of her cesarean delivery, was not properly completed. After the procedure, Chavez’s husband was more than distraught. “He literally said, ‘If we ever have a baby again, I’m not letting you lea
AG James, Mayor Mamdani File Lawsuit to Stop Act That Endangers Immigrants Status, Use of Public Benefits (opens the original)
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The new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Public Charge Final Rule is scheduled to go into effect on Friday, Sept. 18. The law will allow immigration officers to consider uses of public benefits when reviewing certain green card and visa applications. On Monday, Sept. 14, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Attorney General Letitia James gathered at City Hall with other local officials and advocacy groups. They announced that New York is leading a coalition of cities across the country to sue the f
Artist Lizzo Makes Surprise Appearance at Elementary School in Flatbush (opens the original)
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First-grade and kindergarten students of Uncommon Kings Elementary School’s After School All-Stars Program packed into their auditorium seats on Sept. 8. They knew they’d be getting a talk about a new children’s book, but they did not know the book’s author, Lizzo, would be reading it to them. Lizzo entered the auditorium and was greeted by a mass of screams from hundreds of young fans. She began by asking kids to introduce themselves and shout out their names. “We didn’t know she was coming unt
NY Democrats Endorse Adrienne Adams at PLG Office Opening (opens the original)
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With less than 70 days until New York City’s general election, elected officials, organizers and Central Brooklyn residents packed into the New York Democrats’ new office location in Prospect Lefferts Gardens. Joined by Congresswoman Yvette Clarke and District 40 Councilmember Rita Joseph, NY Democrats celebrated their endorsement of Adrienne Adams for Lieutenant Governor alongside the re-election of Governor Kathy Hochul. “We need Democrats to run this city,” Councilmember Joseph told BK Reader
Elected Officials, Small Business Owners Protest Planned G Train Shutdowns in December (opens the original)
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Despite 80-degree weather and high humidity, elected officials and local shop owners gathered outside CLAY SPACE Ceramic Center in Greenpoint on Thursday. Their message to the MTA: A change to the G train schedule this December is imminent. Current plans would bring shutdowns during the holiday season for three weekends in a row. Small businesses in Greenpoint lost around 20 percent of their regular business on weekends this past July during maintenance and upgrades on the G train, according to
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