Photographs by Seitu Oronde
On Tuesday, May 25, 2021, Seitu attended The National Action Network is honoring the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd at the National Action Network in Harlem. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Hazel Dukes
Seitu’s World: Harlemites Respond To The Verdict In The George Floyd Case In Harlem
Photographs by Seitu Oronde
On Tuesday, April 20, 2021, Seitu attended the celebration of the verdict in the George Floyd case on 125th Street in front of the State Office Building in Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
Seitu’s World: It Was Legendary Hazel Dukes Birthday At National Action Network In Harlem
Photographs by Seitu Oronde
On Saturday, March 20, 2019, Seitu attended the birthday celebration for NAACP president legendary Hazel Dukes at the National Action Network in Harlem. Continue Reading →
AARP, Organizations Of Color Urge Overdue Boost In NYS Funding For Non-Parent Relatives Raising Children
Non-parent relatives raising children in New York – disproportionately African American and mostly grandparents – face multiple disparities while performing an already tough task. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Senator Benjamin And Others Introduce Legislation To Address Trauma In Prisons
Today, Senator Brian A. Benjamin and Assemblymember Kimberly Jean-Pierre introduced the Post-traumatic prison disorder Shawanna W76337 act. Continue Reading →
Community Stakeholders, Electeds And Others Join The NAACP’s Call Not To Reopen NYC Schools
Dear Mayor de Blasio:
The NAACP New York State Conference of Branches has sent you and the Chancellor of Education Dr. Richard Carranza several letters since the beginning of June, 2020. Continue Reading →
Adriano Espaillat, Attorney General James, Hazel Dukes, Brian Benjamin And Others Celebrate Jerry Migdol’s 70th
An exuberant crowd that included NYS Attorney General Tish James, Congressman Adriano Espaillat, State Senators Brian Benjamin and Robert Jackson, Continue Reading →
Op-Ed: What Makes Social Protest Effective? A Unique School Sends Teens Citywide Seeking Answers (Updated)
By Michael McQuillan
In November 1969 I with classmates at the Bronx High School of Science chipped in for a rickety school bus so we could march against the Vietnam War in Washington. Continue Reading →
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