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For years, Latinos have been called America’s fastest growing minority. But in the Bronx, you can’t say that anymore. Here, they are a slowly growing majority. Latinos are the largest chunk of the Bronx population, although not by a big margin.

Many feel the creation of a misogynistic image of black women poses a threat to the identity of black women in society and black culture in general.

On the northern coast of South America, facing the Atlantic Ocean, Georgetown is culturally more akin with the Caribbean islands. The city lies five feet below sea level, and is protected from floods by a lengthy sea wall, built in 1882.

For many war veterans, coming home is about regaining lost time and reconnecting broken links to their lives as civilians.

By the time he was named the official Bronx Historian, Lloyd Ultan felt it was a job he had been preparing for all of his life.

African-American artists use history to infuse feeling into their work at the Westchester Arts Councils Gallery.

You suffer, you endure and again you suffer horribly, miserable ape, Darwin’s lad. – De César Vallejo, “El Alma que sufrió de ser su cuerpo, traducido por Clayton Eshleman

"The Irish Language and I," one woman recalls growing up in Ireland and her relationship to her two mother tongues: Gaelic and English.