New York, NY — On Wednesday, Jan. 13, eligible frontline workers of the MTA workforce received their first round of coronavirus vaccinations. An advance
New York, NY – The death of Black Indiana physician Dr. Susan Moore five days before Christmas from COVID-19, is unfortunately, just one of the
NEW YORK, N.Y.—After more than two years of struggle and two delayed elections, workers at one of the city’s most important nonprofit social-service organizations voted
BOSTON, Mass.—Boston’s building trades unions, joining with three construction companies and two public-health organizations, have launched a program to stem the spread of COVID-19 that
NEW YORK, N.Y.— “We can now say that New York City is the first place in the country where fast food workers will no longer be
New York, NY – One of the roadblocks to professionalism is the natural and sometimes unavoidable emotion of anger. Aside from life and personal struggles,
New York, NY – Many former and current airport workers, mostly subcontracted employees, started off the New Year with great news: Governor Andrew Cuomo finally signed
New York, NY – The natural hair industry has grown immensely among the Black diaspora in recent years, resulting in more Black people using fewer
New York, NY – Now that virtual learning is becoming the new normal, some students are struggling more at home than they did in the
New York, NY -The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic forced Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro to preside over the virtual graduation of 153 Probationary Emergency Medical Technicians
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