Six on NY History: Hipsterless Brooklyn: Vintage Photos From a Vanished World; State Slavery Database Launched; 9 Old Picture

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Six on NY History: Hipsterless Brooklyn: Vintage Photos From a Vanished World; State Slavery Database Launched; 9 Old Pictures of The Bronx; Pols, activists to rally for mandated black history lessons; Mayor de Blasio Foolishly Thinks South Bronx Residents Will Allow New Jail in Mott Haven So Easily; Pioneer Works is a cultural center;







9 Old Pictures of The Bronx




Pols, activists to rally for mandated black history lessons

"City Education Department spokesman Will Mantell said the public schools blend black history lessons into a number of subjects and also offer teacher training on the topic.
“Black history is thoroughly integrated into DOE social studies teaching through our K-12 Social Studies Scope and Sequence and our new Passport to Social Studies curriculum,” Mantell said."






Mayor de Blasio Foolishly Thinks South Bronx Residents Will Allow New Jail in Mott Haven So Easily






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malcolmx14n-1-web.jpgLocal elected officials and community activists are coming together to call for a push to mandate African-American studies in New York City.jpg
Riverdale Country School, New York City, c. 1900-1920.jpg
PROMOTIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE SS NORMANDIE SUPERIMPOSED ON NEW YORK CITY STREETS, PHOTOGRAPH BY BYRON CO., 1934.jpg
Throughout the parade, the marchers remained silent. The New York Times described the protest as “one of the most quiet and orderly demonstrations ever witnessed.”.gif
Daily News front page July 5, 1940..jpg
LabyrinthsVia Negativa II by artist Lee Bul, at the Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York, 2014.jpg
Greatest New York (Henry Wellge).jpeg
The Ultimate Nerd Guide to New York City.jpeg
The view of Raymond Hood's proposed skyscraper bridge, from 1925. COURTESY NEVER BUILT NEW YORK.jpg
bob-dylan-nobel-prize.Bob Dylan outside his Byrdcliff home, Woodstock, New York, 1968.jpg
Workers pose next to the foundation they were constructing to use as the base for the Statue of Liberty, on Bedloe’s Island, New York City..jpg
The New York Public Library. “Bronx Bronx and Pelham Par – White Plains Road The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1914..jpg
mmigration and Customs Enforcement officers escort an arrestee during a series of early-morning raids on March 3, 2015, in the Bronx borough of New York..jpg
A Soviet map of New York City.jpg
“Ban the Bombers” protest march, New York, May 8, 1963..jpg
1-30-1963, New York, NY. James Baldwin sprawls across the bed in his New York apartment to jot down some notes..jpg
nypl.digitalcollections. Bronx Bronx and Pelham Parkway – White Plains Road The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1914..jpg
Lorraine Hansberry in her apartment in New York City, 1959..jpg
It took George seven entire days to get to New York from his home in Mount Vernon, as his procession was met every step of the way with throngs of patriotic crowds and flamboyant celebratory displays.jpg
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