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States have gutted family visitation programs in reaction to prison overcrowding, and racist ideas about black sexuality.

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Far from the ominous spells and creepy pin-dolls of the silver screen, three New Yorkers debunk the myths about Haiti's ancient religion.
Photos by Jessica Bal
I walk down the narrow basement sta...

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Cather Woods, 74, rises early to start the day before the Texas heat has a chance to wake up. She smiles as she steps onto the soil she’s nurtured for years.

Gentrification: An Oft Misunderstood And Sometimes ...

Bedford-Stuyvesant's very own Gregory Porter received a Grammy nomination on Wednesday, in the category of Best Jazz Vocal Album for his debut album, Water.

Jason Collins Becomes First Openly Gay NBA Player

Natural disasters are especially hard on seniors, expert says
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Elaine Wethington discusses how older adults with limited mobility are extremely vulnerable during weather events, Marc...

New course blends health policy and facility design...

Put children above politics, urges Michelle Rhee '92
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Michelle Rhee '92 discussing American education in New York City Feb. 5.
Self-defined "radical" education reformer Michelle Rhee '92 ...

Given all of the responses, mostly negative, to Rih...

In "The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation,” reporter Natalie Y. Moore explores why Black neighborhoods in her city remain segregated, regardless of class.