By Dr. Ashwin Vasan
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, New Yorkers have stepped up time and time again to protect each other. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Op-Ed
Op-Ed: Humanity At Its Worst By B Michael
By B Michael Global
When we die it doesn’t matter who we think we are or where we live in the world… Continue Reading →
Op-Ed: On Tech Policy, Congress Should Keep Our LGBTQ+ Communities In mind
By Rev. Carmen Hernandez
Congress has been engaged lately in a flurry of politically motivated legislative activities targeting the technology sector. Continue Reading →
Op-Ed: Stay Safe And Healthy Over The Holidays From Harlem To Hollis
By Dr. Dave A. Chokshi
The holidays are here, and I know many New Yorkers are making difficult decisions on how to connect with family, friends and loved ones. Continue Reading →
Op-Ed: Wrong Time For The Flu, Right Time For The Flu Shot
By Dr. Dave A. Chokshi
Flu season is just beginning in New York City, and already my two-year-old daughter, my wife, and I have all received our seasonal flu vaccination. Continue Reading →
Op-Ed: Why Home-Sharing Is Good For Harlem
By June Broxton
For some, being a small business owner can be a scary prospect. Believing in yourself enough to go off on your own and pursue a passion can be difficult. Continue Reading →
Op-Ed: Budget Reconciliation Is Clearest Path For Immigration Reform
Op-Ed by Rep. Adriano Espaillat
Last month marked the ninth anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Continue Reading →