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Cafe
Women with their strollers stand outside a cafe on Lee Avenue, part of Williamsburg's Jewish neighborhood. (Kathryn Kattalia/NYU)
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
Walking
A Hasidic Jewish man walks down the street in Williamsburg. (Kathryn Kattalia/NYU)
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
Lee Avenue
The Hasidic Jewish community copes with change in Williamsburg as outside developers continue to build around the neighborhood. (Kathryn Kattalia/NYU)
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
Anthropology student from Columbia University talks about ABCDs- Photo by: Mina Sohail
Ammar Khalid, 26, is Pakistani student studying Anthropology at Columbia University. After having...
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Uploaded on Dec 22, 2011
Pakistani mother finding it a challenge to raise daughter in New York:Photo By: Mina Sohail
Rooshna Javed, 44, from Wood side, Queens, is a Pakistani housewife. Her 20-year old daughter,...
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Uploaded on Dec 22, 2011
South Asian music under one roof in Jackson Heights, Queens
Music shop in Jackson Heights, Queens, sells Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi Music under...
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Uploaded on Dec 21, 2011
Young Indian girl feels as much American as Indian
Aparajita Chakrabarty, 20, from Orissa, India, is doing her undergrad in Alabama. Having been...
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Uploaded on Dec 21, 2011
Arabic sprawled on business awnings and windows are a regular sight on the two-block stretch of Steinway Street, home to many halal meat shops, hookah bars, doctor's offices, traditional Arab clothing shops and more.
Arabic sprawled on business awnings and windows are a regular sight on the two-block stretch of Steinway Street, home to many halal meat shops, hookah bars, doctor's offices, traditional Arab clothing shops and more.
Mango's NY is a new business on Steinway Street that moved in a few weeks ago. Owners were unaware that police surveillance of the area had occurred.
A human map of the workings of ethnic communities was the goal, according to various reports.
Hookah bars, delis, coffee shops, community centers were on a list of places that have been on surveillance for terrorism leads.
NYPD investigations targeted ethnic communities like the stretch of Muslim mosques, businesses and cafes in Astoria, Queens.
Donald Anthonyson of IWJ and Families for Freedom
Donald Anthonyson, 52, of Harlem is a member of a New York City based immigrant rights...
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Uploaded on Dec 11, 2011
Immigrant Worker Justice Teach-In
On December 11, members of Immigrant Worker Justice, a working group of Occupy Wall Street, hosted...
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Uploaded on Dec 11, 2011
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