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Take MDMA for the Pain
[originally published in September 2020 for Shoeleather Magazine] MDMA has proven itself to be an effective treatment for those...
The Greener Side of Things
For most New Yorkers, a trip to the grocery store is an unpleasant chore. Walking through the doors at Trader Joe’s in Downtown Brooklyn...
The Once and Future Screen
Right out of the gate you could tell this was very few peoples’ first time. As the now iconic opening scene of Spike Lee’s Do The Right...
Breaking the Mold
Writer-director Natalia Leite is carving out a space for women in film, and she’s not holding anything back. Watching Natalia Leite’s...
In Pursuit of Transparency
Anna Riley, a slender, soft-spoken 27-year-old with dark blonde hair perpetually tucked behind her ears, is a visual artist specializing...
A Dime a Dozen
It’s a Saturday morning in Fort Greene Park. Solitary readers transform their discarded jackets into pillows. Groups lucky enough to...
A Taste of Home Gone Sour(dough)
It begins with a bagel. Pulled fresh from the oven and tossed into one of the large wire baskets propped up behind paned glass, adorned...
A Day in the Life of a Social Activist
Emily Brooks, one of the leading organizers of Saturday morning's Planned Parenthood clinic defense, preps protestors outside of St....
Connecting the Pieces of the Cacao Story
In the attempt to blend the flavors of Colorado with the traditions of Mexico, Fortuna Chocolate co-founder Sienna Trapp-Bowie came to a...
Community efforts are making it easier to get farm fresh food in Queens
In Jackson Heights, Queens, community organizations are making significant efforts to bring locally-grown produce to those who need it...
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