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Feb. 26: Brooklyn Black History Maker, Colson Whitehead

Feb. 26: Brooklyn Black History Maker, Colson Whitehead

Whitehead, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, started his literary journey in Brooklyn, first from an apartment in Fort Greene, and later in Clinton Hill and Prospect Lefferts Gardens.

New Report Reveals How House Flipping is Threatening Affordable Neighborhoods

East New York, Cypress Hills, East Flatbush and Canarsie have experienced some of the highest amounts of house flipping last year. Photo credit: citylimits.
Community Health Profiles: Mark Winston Griffith

Community Health Profiles: Mark Winston Griffith

Name, Title: Mark Winston Griffith Where do you work: Executive Director of Brooklyn Movement Center; Co-founding Board Member of Central Brooklyn Food Cooperative What does your organization do? BMC is a Black and membership-led multi issued communi

Bedford-Stuyvesant

In the middle of Bed-Stuy, on Quincy St. and Bedford Ave., this Biggie picture is painted on the side of the store wall. He's an important figure to the community.

Revamp of Flatbush Caton Market Brings Affordable Housing, Community Space

photo credit: nextcity.

Legal Aid Society Files Lawsuit to Block Bedford-Union Armory Plan

The suit challenges the current plan for the Crown Heights development as well as the city's land use decisions, arguing that the city's impact studies don't take tenant displacement into account Photo credit: Legal Aid Society Just a week after the

Bedford Union Armory Faces Unified Opposition from BK Officials

Councilmember Laurie A. Cumbo, Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke, Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams, Assemblyman Walter T. Mosley, Councilmember Jumaane D.
Ifetayo Grant to Support Creative Freedom for Brooklyn's Cultural Entrepreneurs

Ifetayo Grant to Support Creative Freedom for Brooklyn's Cultural Entrepreneurs

The Araminta Space Grant Initiative will provide funds so Brooklyn artists can thrive.
A Look Behind the Scenes of Popular TV Series, 'East New York,' by Local Writer, Brooklynite Patrick Coker

A Look Behind the Scenes of Popular TV Series, 'East New York,' by Local Writer, Brooklynite Patrick Coker

TV writer Patrick Coker is the only Brooklynite in the "East New York" writers' room. His goal is to make the show as accurate as possible.

Bringing up Brownsville

LaShawn Allen-Muhammad, Deputy Executive Director for the Central Brooklyn Economic Development Corporation and the Brooklyn Director of the Long Island African-American Chamber of Commerce Photo: The Brooklyn Reader "Bedford-Stuyvesant is done," sai