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EXPLORING HATE: NEW YORK’S LGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY ON EDGE
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SURVIVORS OF MILITARY SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND THEIR FIGHT TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM
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MEET NEW YORK’S INCOMING GOP CONGRESSMAN: MIKE LAWLER
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EXPLORING HATE:THE NORMALIZATION OF ANTISEMITISM
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THE MUSICIAN’S GREEN BOOK; THE TIMES OF GODFATHER HARLEM
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CHASING THE DREAM:HOW CAN NEW YORK SOLVE ITS AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRISIS?
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METROFOCUS SPECIAL: INSIDE THE FDNY
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FAMILY DOCUMENTS THEIR FIGHT FOR INCLUSION IN THE CLASSROOM FOR THEIR DISABLED SON
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LESSONS FROM PARKLAND:WHAT THE NATION’S DEADLIEST HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTING CAN STILL TEACH US
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“MOST CHECKED BALLS ON EARTH” SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN, RAISING OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS
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SWEET TRUTH ACT WILL REQUIRE NYC RESTAURANTS TO DISPLAY SUGAR CONTENT OF FOODS
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CHASING THE DREAM: MISTY COPELAND LAUNCHES A PROGRAM TO BRING MORE DIVERSITY TO BALLET