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In the early 1970s, when Maya Wiley was in first grade, attending a de facto segregated, underfunded public school in Washington, D.C., a boy named Carlos

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans — mainly, those not actually living in his state — lauded Governor Andrew Cuomo as a hero an

Warning: This story contains spoilers for The Flight Attendant on HBO Max.  On Thursday, HBO Max released the final episode of its new thriller The Flig

The COVID-19 crisis has created a massive budget shortfall in New York state. But, amid mounting pressure to tax the wealthy in order to offset it, Gov. An

This post was originally published on July 17th, 2019, when commuting to an office on a daily basis was very much the norm. Even though our lifestyles have

Of all the many vintage stores in Brooklyn, five stand out as the darlings of the scene: Antoinette, Awoke, Collections, Dusty Rose, and Horizons. And to k

Last Friday evening, one in-demand model after the next walked — or, more accurately, floated — down a mirrored runway to a remix of The Pointer Sister

It’s no secret that the fashion industry — despite some attempts at progress — is still often quite insensitive about race. While brands like Gucci,

Nostalgia never looked so good. Back in March, on International Women’s Day, Kimora Lee Simmons announced that she personally purchased her streetwea

Last month, the rapper T.I. made some beyond controversial comments about going to the ob/gyn with his daughter at one point to ensure that her hymen

We tried it firsthand.

The vendor whom the New York Police Department arrested on Friday for the crime of selling churros in the subway spoke out at a rally in Brooklyn on Monday

Prepare yourself accordingly: Your heart might just break over this retail news. After Business of Fashion reported in July that Barneys New York — one o