Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Fight against Stop-and-Frisk


Past due issue...


Outside City Hall Park, there will be a few speeches. After the demonstration, the students will fan out and visit the offices of City Council members.

They have two purposes.

The first is to protest New York City’s practice of having the police stop and frisk hundreds of thousands of young people, mostly African-Americans and Latinos, an overwhelming majority of whom are charged with nothing.

The second is to do something about it.


Read the rest of the article here courtesy of the NY Times

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Wal-Mart in NYC??




Wal-Mart has launched a full-scale, multifaceted campaign to garner public support for its bid to open stores in New York City.

The company is plastering the city with advertisements and sending out mailers. Wal-Mart also launched a New York-specific website on Monday.

Read the rest of the article here

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Slaughter's in the House


Hip-Hop's newest lyrical super group, Slaughterhouse, will be invading NYC tomorrow night at the Canal Room on 285 W Broadway. Their self titled album went up on the shelves today, and packs a fair amount of punch. These dudes are too lyrical, competitive, and big headed to let another man outshine him on a track, and this makes for a fulfilling album that is otherwise very dark, twisted, and cold.

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Friday, June 12, 2009

Guns Don't Kill People...Dancing Dehydrated Does


Alright, this weekend's gonna be bananas for myriad reasons, but since I'm not one to put all of my business out there, I'll give you one significant reason and that is Major Lazer. The Devious Duo is kicking off the North American tour in NYC tomorrow night. They jump started everything in Jamaica, but now these dudes are on the East Coast ready to pop off. I will be Inna Di Dancehall till the LP drops on June 16th. Lets get it!


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