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Green Carts Offer Healthy Alternatives

Green carts come to the Bronx giving residents a reasonable price on produce and a healthy alternative to processed foods.

The Price of Death

When death touches our lives it brings confusion to the families involved. It can be an emotional and physical strain, and many people are often blindsided by the price tag.

CUNY’s Immigration Law Certificate Program—the Only One in the Country

Everyone seems to have an opinion on immigration, but at the CUNY School of Professional Studies, students are doing something about it.

Gomorra ad Hollywood Senza Saviano

Dopo la premiere americana che ha avuto luogo a New York, Gomorra, sbarca ad Hollywood.

Schomburg’s Legacy Lives in Harlem

[caption id="attachment_1243" align="alignnone" width="617"] (Trini Map)[/caption] By Earl Mcfield Bronx Journal Staff Writer When Arturo Alfonso Schomburg was growing up in his native Puerto Rico, a teacher told him that, “black people have no history, no heroes, and no great moments.” The statement made such an impact on the young boy, that he set out on a life-long crusade to prove that his

Pregones: Una Joya Cultural en el Bronx

Es un lugar que ayuda a los latinos a recordar quienes son y de donde vienen, un teatro en donde ellos pueden ver sus vida en escena, un espejo que refleja la experiencia hispanoamericana. Es el Teatro Pregones, una joya cultural en el Bronx.

Latino Sports: Instilling Pride, Recognizing Role Models

A young boy walks into the Latino Sports store, but the clerk isn’t trying to sell him a jersey or trading cards. “How are your grades?” he asks.

Eliminating German Stereotypes

Contrary to popular belief, Germany is actually a very liberal, hedonistic and hospitable place.

Coming to America

Three immigrants from the Ivory Coast, Macedonia and Brazil tell their stories of how they fulfilled their American dreams.

Le Bronx Vu Par Les Yeux d’un « Sneaker Addict » de France

« C’est le Bronx ici! » Aussi étonnant que cela puisse paraître, cette expression est souvent utilisée en France pour caractériser une situation chaotique.

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