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A FAIR EXCHANGE: WHAT ARE YOU WILLING TO TRADE FOR YOUR FREEDOM?
Bradley Court Farewell Brings Resources to Newark Residents
DJ Enuff to the next generation: Bet on yourself
Cicero Taylor: Reconnecting Families One Bus Ride At A Time
Hakim Green: How Newark’s Anti-Violence Marches Became a 24-Hour Festival
- Business
Ryan Clark Left ESPN. Now He Owns the Camera.
New Balance Made Fall’s Loudest Sneaker — and Put Coco Gauff in Charge of Selling It
The Assignment: Inside AACCNJ’s Golf Classic
Jerrica Long on Building a Hollywood-Optional Career With Greenlight Yourself
Kei Henderson Pays Her Artists to Take Care of Themselves
- Tech
Snap’s $2,195 AR Glasses Are Real Now — Here’s What They Actually Do
Canon Fixed the R8’s Biggest Flaw — Under $2,000
Inside Reetune’s Artist One: A Platform Indie Artists Own
A New AI Partnership Aims to Catch Lung Cancer Before It’s Too Late
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Business
Twenty-five vendors. Seven hours. One principle Black Wall Street understood a century ago. Before 1921, Greenwood Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma, operated on a simple...
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How Isaiah Little Built Newark First Fridays Into a 9-Season Institution—And What Season 10 Means for the City’s Creative Economy When I worked at...
Culture
Newark poet celebrates ‘Poems For My Namesake’ with sold-out bake sale and literary love The year was 2011. I was invited to perform at...
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A conversation about vulnerability, creative valleys, and the power of strategic interdependence The backyard of MaryMike House was packed, the energy electric, but CyphTwo...
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HYCIDE XPANSE, where wellness isn’t an add-on to creative culture—it’s the foundation. Imagine your feet planted firmly on your yoga mat, breathing yourself through...
Culture
A nostalgic celebration at Newark Symphony Hall proved what textbooks left out—Newark and Harlem’s creative movements were never separate. They were siblings. There were...
Culture
How HYCIDE XPANSE’s inaugural wellness event reframes Amiri Baraka’s call to action—raising consciousness starts with tending to ourselves “The artist’s role is to raise...
Culture
Audible’s The Prophecy Season Two launches at Harlem Parish, proving the future of Black storytelling sounds a lot like its past The Harlem Parish doesn’t need...
Culture
How the 5th Annual Wavy Awards proved independent artists are building sustainable infrastructure on their own terms In Times Square’s legendary Quad Recording Studios—where...