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Verizon Strike Ends

After almost seven weeks of patient, prolific protest, workers got what they wanted: an employee-friendly contract from the Verizon Wireless Company.

The Battle Over Bathrooms

On May 13 the Obama administration directed public schools across the nation to give transgender students access to bathrooms matching their gender identities.

Life in NYCHA Housing: Pros vs. Cons

Day-to-day life is not quite as dramatic as stories in the media might suggest and the rent is stunningly low.

Sumnlite’s Mixtape Release

Often independent artists have trouble finding people to work with and support their music. Sumnlite, a New York Indie rapper, can't say the same.

Verizon Workers Strike for Better Pay and Benefits

CWA members are striking against the company because, despite Verizon’s growth in profit to over $39 billion over the past three years, employees have yet to get a taste of the profits.

The Sex Lives of Animals

Rune Olsen portrays an alternative view of the birds and the bees, focused less on reproduction and more on a wide range of animal sexual behavior.

Marching for Rape Victims on Denim Day

Students in the South Bronx celebrate Denim Day, an event designed to educate people about sexual assault.

Africa Now! At The Apollo

African band Mokoomba electrified the stage of the Apollo with infectious rhythms and dance in the annual music festival.

A Bronx Cheer for Cruz Campaign Stop

Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz did not attract much of a crowd at a local restaurant.

Bronxites on POTUS 45

TBJ asks "Who do you think will be the next president and why?"

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