A Broadway Star Seeks Her Chinese Roots
Syndee Winters, who plays Nala in “The Lion King,” speaks to World Journal about her Chinese heritage and the grandfather who immigrated to Jamaica before coming to the U.S.
Syndee Winters, who plays Nala in “The Lion King,” speaks to World Journal about her Chinese heritage and the grandfather who immigrated to Jamaica before coming to the U.S.
“Bichotte wins again,” writes Kings County Politics in a story on her political power in Brooklyn given her recent victories.
After a contentious race to fill Public Advocate Jumaane Williams’ City Council seat in central Brooklyn, Farah Louis emerged victorious. Caribbean, Jewish and Brooklyn publications covered her win.
Ahead of the May 14 special election for Public Advocate Jumaane Williams’ City Council seat, The Haitian Times takes a look at the role of Haitian-American voters in the district.
Cuban-born artist Armando Mariño has a solo show in Harlem that explores themes of identity, gender and acceptance.
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams endorsed community activist Monique Chandler-Waterman in next month’s special election for his former City Council seat, reports Kings County Politics.
The Caribbean Equality Project recently celebrated its fourth year of empowering LGBTQ members of the Caribbean-American community in NYC.
Red Hook Star-Revue pays a visit to the recently opened Jam’it, Red Hook’s sole restaurant to offer Jamaican dishes.
Kings County Politics hears from Farah Louis, who worked as Jumaane Williams’ deputy chief of staff and now hopes to succeed him in the City Council seat for the 45th district.
The Haitian Times interviews the organizer of the forthcoming Creole Food Festival.
A new class on Indo-Caribbean history starts Jan. 26 at York College, reports QNS.
On the eve of the ninth anniversary of the Haiti earthquake, 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East announced a campaign to support TPS holders and Dreamers, reports The Haitian Times.
BK Reader and The Haitian Times report that a federal trial started Monday over a lawsuit filed in Brooklyn on the government’s “unlawful termination” of temporary protected status, the first of its kind.
Learn about the history and appeal of underground Caribbean radio stations in Brooklyn in this BRIC TV video.
Two Haitian brothers, graduate students in Brooklyn, discuss what the withdrawal of TPS status would mean for them.