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December 10, 2019

Bed-Stuy Organizers and Activists Say ‘Food Sovereignty’ is the Antidote to Food Deserts

Bed-Stuy, one of Brooklyn's most populous neighborhoods, is a multicultural landscape dotted with parks and gardens, places of worship, recreation centers, ethnic eateries, and a swell of new business. So, why is fresh, healthful food so hard to come by?

By Hannah Sparks

An image dated Nov. 2019, shows the outside of Brentwood High School in Brentwood, New York.

December 10, 2019

Tired of Being Used: Brentwood Residents Defend their Town’s Reputation

“If I say, “I’m from Brentwood,’ I get a negative connotation. Sometimes I like to play it off and say, ‘Yea, I'm from the hood.’”

By Nicole Pelletiere

December 10, 2019

The Journalist Who Exposed Sexual Misconduct on Capitol Hill Long Before #MeToo

How reporter Florence Graves persuaded women to share their story of sexual harassment by a U.S. Senator in the 1990s.

By Marsha E Taylor

December 9, 2019

Can Hypnosis Make Me Better At My Job?

The Click reporter Hannah Sparks explores the mechanisms and metaphysics invoked in hypnotherapy — and tries it herself.

By Hannah Sparks

December 9, 2019

The Alley, Bubble Tea with a Sugary Twist

What makes the Alley’s approach to bubble tea so different that dozens of customers line up for the sweet drink?

By Zak Fleishman

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