Alao Akeem is a journalist and language tutor

The Origins of Christmas

24 Dec 2023  |  edugist.org  |  English  |  History

The 19th century saw Americans transform Christmas from a raucous carnival into a family-centered holiday, influenced by societal changes and literary works by Washington Irving and Charles Dickens. The modern image of Santa Claus was shaped by Clement Clarke Moore's poem and Thomas Nast's illustrations. In Nigeria, Christmas traditions began with the repatriation of freed slaves and the efforts of missionaries like Reverend Thomas Birch Freeman and Reverend Henry Townsend. Over time, Christmas in Nigeria evolved into a blend of imported and local traditions, celebrated with religious fervor and communal gatherings.

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Gabriela Barzallo is a journalist based in New York, United States of America.

The only way for us to survive: The life of a New York City candy seller

11 Nov 2023  |  www.aljazeera.com  |  English  |  Urban Life

María, a 31-year-old single mother from Ecuador, sells candy in New York City's subway system to survive, facing daily challenges and hostility amid the city's immigration crisis. The article highlights the broader context of Ecuadorian migration driven by economic decline, violence, and lack of opportunities. Despite working long hours, María earns little and lives in constant fear of law enforcement and deportation. The story underscores the need for better support systems for undocumented immigrants and the harsh realities they face.

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Christian Borys is a Canadian journalist who splits his time between Canada, Ukraine, and Poland.

The labs that protect against online warfare

03 Jan 2018  |  BBC News فارسی  |  English  |  Critical Infrastructure

The article explores the growing threat of cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure and the efforts to combat them. Highlighting incidents like the WannaCry attack and the Stuxnet virus, it underscores the vulnerabilities in outdated systems and the increasing sophistication of cyber threats. Experts Jon Nichols and Beau Woods discuss the importance of cybersecurity measures and the role of organizations like IBM and Bechtel in providing test labs and simulations. The article also touches on the potential catastrophic effects on sectors like healthcare and the challenges in detecting and preventing such attacks.

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Olivia Zhang is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.

New Bicycle Law Clears the Way for Greater Access to Commercial Buildings

16 Oct 2016  |  medium.com  |  English  |  Cycling

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed Local Law 107, allowing cyclists to bring bicycles onto passenger elevators in office buildings when freight elevators are not in operation. The law, sponsored by Council Member Jumaane D. Williams, addresses limitations of a 2009 Bicycle Access Bill and is seen as a victory by bike advocates. Despite the increase in cycling among New Yorkers, concerns remain about the awareness of the new law among commercial buildings and tenants. The law's passage reflects a shift in the City Council's recognition of the importance of bicycles in daily life.

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I have been a working journalist for over 8 years, and have varied experiences in all facets of reporting, be it beat reporting, geopolitical analyses and features, in addition to arts reviews. I am based in Warsaw, and continue to accept freelance assignments. In May 2019, I published my novella, '...

City Mourns Loss Of Paul Vallone: Former Councilman, Veterans’ Advocate, & Friend To Queens Jewish Community

27 Jan 2023  |  Queens Jewish Link | Connecting the Queens Jewish Community  |  English  |  Local Politics

Paul Vallone, former Queens city councilman and New York City’s Veterans Services Deputy Commissioner, passed away at 56 due to a heart attack. Vallone, known for his dedication to public service and community initiatives, was deeply mourned by city officials and the community. He was recognized for his contributions to education, veterans' advocacy, and his support for the Jewish community, including a mission trip to Israel. Vallone is survived by his wife, Anna-Marie, and their three children.

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Johny Fernandez is a journalist based in New York, United States of America. His work has been seen across the globe from channels including ABC news, BBC, Voice of America, Fox News.

USA, Divisions During Columbus Day Celebrations

09 Oct 2023  |  www.zeriamerikes.com  |  Albanian  |  Cultural Heritage

Columbus Day, also known as Indigenous Peoples' Day, is one of the most contentious holidays in the United States, celebrated on the second Monday of October. The debate centers around Italian-Americans, who view it as a celebration of their heritage, and Indigenous peoples, who see it as a symbol of slavery and violent colonization. Joseph Depaola, vice president of the New York City Fire Department Association, suggests parallel celebrations for both groups. Meanwhile, Indigenous groups, represented by figures like Cliff Matias from the Redhawk Indigenous Arts Council, advocate for the recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day to honor their history and contributions. The article highlights the ongoing cultural and historical debate surrounding the holiday.

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Jorge Garcia is a journalist based in Miami, United States of America. Work in radio and TV Miami. Univision Radio,Telefutura, WDLP-TV, Gen-TV, TVC/TV, CV Network, Metro Traffic and News

Amazon Has New York Afraid of Becoming Seattle on Steroids

03 Dec 2018  |  www.vice.com  |  English  |  Urban Development

Amazon's plan to open a new headquarters in Long Island City, New York, has sparked significant opposition from local residents and politicians. Concerns include the potential for increased gentrification, strain on infrastructure, and the displacement of local communities. Despite promises of job creation and economic growth, skepticism remains high, with critics pointing to Amazon's labor practices and the lack of public input in the decision-making process. The announcement has galvanized a wave of activism, with figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leading the charge against the perceived corporate overreach.

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David Gonzalez specialize in video, photography, and graphics. Based in Miami, United States of America.

$20,000 for a Permit? New York May Finally Offer Vendors Some Relief

29 Jan 2021  |  www.nytimes.com  |  English  |  Pandemic Impact

New York City Council passed legislation to lift the cap on street vending permits, allowing 400 new permits annually for the next decade to combat the black market for permits. The bill, supported by Mayor Bill de Blasio, aims to help immigrant vendors who have been economically devastated by the pandemic. Critics, including business associations, express concerns about enforcement and competition with brick-and-mortar stores. The new law will prioritize vendors already on the waiting list and establish a new enforcement office. The debate highlights the ongoing struggle between street vendors and traditional businesses in New York City.

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Alan Greenblatt is a journalist based in St. Louis, United States of America.

Communities Have a Lot to Tell Local Officials. They Need to Listen.

01 Oct 2023  |  www.governing.com  |  English  |  Public Policy

Local government officials historically made decisions in collaboration with business leaders, often excluding broader community input. Efforts to include African American business leaders during the Jim Crow era were limited. True transformation in governance requires ensuring all residents' voices are heard, treating citizen input as a civic right. The author, a former Atlanta City Council member, emphasizes the importance of community empowerment and structured input on governance and spending priorities. Examples from Atlanta and New York City illustrate different methods of community engagement. The article calls for more inclusive decision-making processes to enhance democracy and good governance.

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Mya Guarnieri is a journalist based in West Palm Beach, United States of America.

Who gets to wear G-strings now?

17 Jul 2023  |  www.pressdemocrat.com  |  English  |  Social Trends

The popularity of G-strings and thong bikinis is on the rise, influenced by celebrities and embraced by women seeking confidence and minimal tan lines. Despite their controversial history and varying legal status across the United States, these swimwear styles are seen as empowering by many, including real estate agent Codi Maher and paralegal Nikki Sutton. The article discusses the evolution of the thong, its legal battles, and the perspectives of women who choose to wear them, highlighting both the liberation and potential self-objectification that can come with this choice.

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Tim Healy is a journalist based in Antananarivo Renivohitra, Madagascar.

The High Price of Empty Office Space: Billions in Tax Breaks, With More to Come

19 Dec 2023  |  THE CITY - NYC News  |  English  |  Economic Development

New York City has granted billions in property tax breaks to luxury office developments like Hudson Yards, Times Square, and other Manhattan buildings, costing taxpayers significantly. Despite high rents and occupancy in these areas, the city continues to offer new tax incentives under Mayor Eric Adams' administration, aiming to revitalize aging office spaces. Critics argue these subsidies are often unnecessary and contribute to budget deficits, while proponents claim they are essential for economic development. The debate highlights the ongoing tension between fiscal responsibility and economic incentives in urban planning.

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Geraldine Herbert is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She  is columnist and motoring editor at the Sunday Independent and Ireland’s first female motoring editor of a national newspaper. A regular contributor to Radio and TV including RTE, Virgin Media and the BBC on motoring and consumer ...

Are new aerodynamic, lighter car designs spelling the end of the beloved SUV?

22 Sept 2023  |  www.euronews.com  |  English  |  Electric Vehicles

The transport sector significantly contributes to climate change, with SUVs accounting for nearly half of new car sales despite their inefficiency. The shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) emphasizes the need for lighter, more aerodynamic designs, potentially signaling the end of traditional SUVs. Electric SUVs, while less polluting than their petrol or diesel counterparts, still have a substantial carbon footprint due to the materials and energy required for their batteries. Car designers are now focusing on aerodynamic efficiency to enhance EV performance, with models like Hyundai's Ioniq 6 and Lucid Air Dream Edition Range leading the way. Experts are divided on the future of SUVs, with some predicting their decline due to increased taxes and regulations. Safety concerns and the environmental impact of heavier vehicles further challenge the SUV's viability in a market increasingly driven by sustainability.

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Kristina is a Canadian journalist based in Berlin with more than 15 years of experience, reporting across all platforms, as well as producing in television newsrooms. She has done a mix of video, radio and written reports, including for Euronews, NBC News, The Times of London, BBC, and DW among ...

These LGBTQ Activists Want to Keep Cops Away from Pride

01 Jun 2017  |  www.vice.com  |  English  |  Pride Celebrations

LGBTQ activists, including Janetta Johnson, are advocating for reduced police presence at Pride events due to past experiences of police violence and mistreatment. This movement has gained traction in cities across the US and Canada, with some Pride organizers responding by limiting police participation. The debate has sparked controversy, particularly in Toronto, where city councilors are considering rescinding Pride funding. Activists argue that Pride should focus more on the needs of underrepresented groups within the LGBTQ community and less on commercial interests. The article highlights the tension between inclusivity and safety for marginalized groups and the broader LGBTQ community.

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Daniel Lippman is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.

Chamber stocks up on GOP aides

03 Sept 2024  |  www.politico.com  |  English  |  Republican Party

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is strengthening its lobbying team by hiring former GOP aides, including those who worked with Rodney Davis and Kevin McCarthy. This move aims to improve relations with congressional Republicans amid ongoing tax negotiations. Meanwhile, the AI lobbying software LobbyMatic, linked to far-right figures Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, has been gaining attention, with clients like Toyota and Lantheus. The article also highlights various lobbying and political appointments, including Democratic aides joining K Street and crypto executives supporting Kamala Harris's campaign. Additionally, Viktor Orbán's influence efforts in the U.S. and Europe are noted, alongside new lobbying registrations and terminations.

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Omar Marques is a Portuguese freelance photojournalist from the north west of Portugal.

Omar works as a freelance photojournalist for several news agencies on editorial and commercial assignments and has his own studio in Krakow, Poland.

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Legal Complaint Against Venmo Challenges Anti-Muslim Discrimination

21 Jul 2021  |  Truthout  |  English  |  Legal Action

The Council on American-Islamic Relations, New York (CAIR-NY) has filed a discrimination complaint against Venmo on behalf of Shahana Hanif, a Brooklyn native and community organizer, with the New York City Commission on Human Rights. The complaint challenges Venmo's policy of flagging transactions based on terms associated with Islam and Middle Eastern or South Asian descent, which CAIR-NY argues is discriminatory. The article highlights similar discriminatory practices by other financial institutions like Citibank and calls for a more inclusive financial system. The issue has garnered attention from Congress, which has urged financial regulators to address these disparities.

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Julie is a journalist turned audiovisual archivist. Her deep passion for archiving is driven by her belief that archives are an essential guide for navigating our past and shaping the future. 

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Amazon’s HQ2 is coming to New York and D.C.—and residents are salty

13 Nov 2018  |  www.dailydot.com  |  English  |  Economic Impact

Amazon's decision to split its second headquarters (HQ2) between New York City and Northern Virginia has sparked significant local opposition. Residents and officials express concerns about increased traffic, housing unaffordability, and rising inequality. While Amazon promises substantial investments and job creation, critics argue that the tech giant's presence could exacerbate existing social and economic issues. The move is seen as a strategic decision to leverage tax incentives and mitigate concentrated urban pressures.

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I'm a journalist and communications specialist with over ten years of experience working in print, online, broadcasting, newswires and international development, creating and managing content, developing and managing communication strategies and campaigns for international organizations and ...

City Council Boosting Food Security in the Big Apple

01 Aug 2019  |  foodtank.com  |  English  |  Nutrition

The New York City Council, led by Council Speaker Corey Johnson, is launching a comprehensive plan to address food security in New York City. The initiative aims to improve food policy, enhance school nutrition, and increase access to fresh produce, particularly in low-income and minority communities. Key components include expanding urban agriculture, reducing food waste, and supporting food programs like the Health Bucks Program and the FRESH program. The Council also plans to create an Office of Urban Agriculture and a citywide food policy overseen by the Office of Food Policy. The initiative has garnered support from local councilors, non-profits, and academics.

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Jack Ramage is a journalist based in Manchester, United Kingdom.

Rats in New York City officially have greater access to birth control than US citizens do

04 Oct 2024  |  SCREENSHOT Media  |  English  |  Contraception

New York City has initiated a program to distribute contraceptive pellets, called ContraPest, to curb its rat population. The initiative, led by Council member Shaun Abreu, aims to address the city's rodent issue by targeting both male and female rats' reproductive capabilities. This move has sparked discussions about reproductive rights, drawing comparisons between the accessibility of birth control for rats and humans, particularly in light of Republican-led restrictions on reproductive healthcare in the US. The program will be monitored for a year, with results presented to Mayor Eric Adams.

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Nii Akrofi Smart-Abbey is a New York-based multimedia journalist with 10+ years of local and international experience covering politics, arts and human interest stories for radio, television, digital and print media. He has a reputation for incisive live reports and coverage of major events. Nii ...

Related Bets Big with $12 Billion Hudson Yards Casino Plan

22 Feb 2024  |  w42st.com  |  English  |  Gambling Industry

Related Companies, led by Stephen Ross, has unveiled a $12 billion plan for a Hudson Yards casino in Manhattan, competing with other developers like Silverstein Properties and SL Green for one of three casino licenses to be awarded by New York State. The proposal includes three skyscrapers with a casino-hotel, office tower, school, daycare, and over 1,500 housing units. Local officials have mixed reactions, with some expressing skepticism about the introduction of casinos in Manhattan. The state's Gaming Facility Location Board will soon publish answers to applicants' questions, allowing for full applications to be submitted, followed by local input through a Community Advisory Committee.

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Ray Suarez is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America. He is a host of the radio and podcast series WorldAffairs, heard on KQED San Francisco and public radio stations around the country, and a Washington reporter for Euronews. He recently completed an appointment as the McCloy ...

What statues say about race in America

01 Oct 2021  |  www.alternet.org  |  English  |  Cultural Representation

Statues in America have become focal points for debates on race and historical memory, with figures like Thomas Jefferson being removed from public spaces due to their association with slavery. The article discusses the challenges of restoring and reimagining statues to reflect contemporary realities and the missed opportunities to represent the diverse communities of places like The Bronx. It highlights the ongoing racial disparities in cultural representation, exemplified by the decision to restore a statue with a European visage in a predominantly Black and Latino neighborhood. The piece also reflects on historical monuments in Philadelphia, noting the white allegorical figures representing virtues and aspirations, despite being dedicated to Black soldiers and sailors.

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Emily Tamkin is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.

ET Ask Home, a monthly questionnaire

18 Oct 2023  |  emilyctamkin.substack.com  |  English  |  Arts & Culture

ET Ask Home, a monthly questionnaire inspired by Vanity Fair’s Proust Questionnaire, features Cindy Cardinal, an attorney and team relationship manager at the New York City Council. Cindy Cardinal shares her enjoyment of the new musical 'Hell’s Kitchen' at the Public Theater, describing it as outstanding.

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Rachael Taylor is a jewellery and watch journalist based in London, United Kingdom.

Meet Elliot Carlyle, the Man Helping Open Doors for Jewelers of Color

01 Jan 2023  |  Rapaport  |  English  |  Cultural Representation

Elliot Carlyle, director of cultural diversity and inclusion at Here We Are (HWA), is dedicated to providing underrepresented jewelers with the resources they need to succeed. HWA, launched by New York City Jewelry Week in 2019, aims to address inequity and lack of representation in the jewelry industry. Carlyle's efforts have led to increased visibility and community support for jewelers of color, including initiatives like photo shoots, awards, residencies, and educational programs. Collaborations with brands like David Yurman and Muzo have furthered HWA's mission. Carlyle continues to champion and coach emerging talent, striving to create a comprehensive incubator for underrepresented designers.

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