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A trip through time at Brooklyn’s Empire Roller Disco
Deep in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, back in 1941, the Empire Roller Skating Center opened its doors to the world. Located across the street from Ebbets Field, back when the Dodgers were the hometown...
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U.S. students stage nationwide walkout over gun violence
This week, thousands of students across the U.S. walked out of their classrooms in a nationwide protest against gun violence. The demonstration, which took place yesterday (Wednesday March 14), was an...
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Lacey Baker is the skate hero we’ve all been waiting for
It’s the Monday after New York City’s Pride parade. Rainbow flags still adorn the storefronts and apartments of Graham Avenue in East Williamsburg. Once a predominantly Italian-American neighbourhood,...
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The Batman of skateboarding
The charm and challenge of skating in New York City is that its spots have always been less than perfect. The area beneath the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, for instance, became a de facto skate hub not...
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The eerie beauty of deserted fairgrounds
Run-down amusement parks and the surreal energy they give off have pretty much become a staple of our collective imagination. Be it as the home of all-too-human monsters in Scooby-Doo, or as the...
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Photos that capture the real Brooklyn kids of the ’60s
In the wake of riots that began after the United States government ordered the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Daniel Patrick Moynihan, an urban affairs adviser to President Nixon,...
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A trip through time at Brooklyn’s Empire Roller Disco
Deep in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, back in 1941, the Empire Roller Skating Center opened its doors to the world. Located across the street from Ebbets Field, back when the Dodgers were the hometown...
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U.S. students stage nationwide walkout over gun violence
This week, thousands of students across the U.S. walked out of their classrooms in a nationwide protest against gun violence. The demonstration, which took place yesterday (Wednesday March 14), was an...
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The diversity of Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, in photos
Prospect Park is a 526-acre space, situated in the New York borough of Brooklyn. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux (following their completion of Manhattan’s Central Park), it opened...
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The underground skate scene of ‘90s Brooklyn
In 1993, photographer Vincent Cianni moved to the south side of Williamsburg, as the next generation of Puerto Rican and Dominican teens were coming of age. “Life was played out in so many different...
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The underground station reviving pirate radio in NYC
Since its inception in 2016, The Lot – a Brooklyn based digital station with a DIY mentality – has been a mainstay for New York’s disparate music scenes. “When I moved here, I was astonished that New...
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Offbeat crowd shots from New York’s biggest gigs
The Barclay’s Centre in Brooklyn has become a symbol of New York in the new millennium. Sitting smack dab at the intersection of Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues, the colossal arena opened in 2012 with a...
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