Dr. Lama Khouri, a Palestinian psychoanalyst, sees patients having trouble eating and sleeping right now. “They’re just shocked by the sadism,” said Dr. Khouri, who is also the clinical supervisor […]
Kathleen Jansyn
This week we welcome Kathleen Jansyn, a visual artist with a background in theatrical design, primarily costumes. She earned an MFA in theater design from the University of Massachusetts at […]
The conservative expansion into NYC’s liberal bastion
The Moms for Liberty organization — a coalition of right-wing education activists that won significant political power and subsequently began to splinter, all at lightning speed — launched its first […]
Resilience on the menu at authentic Dominican restaurant
On weekend nights, Puerto Viejo is often packed with a mixed crowd. Many stay for hours, sipping sangría or a traditional Dominican drink like morir soñando (a milk and orange […]
Ramadan 2024: Iftar and special celebrations
Ramadan began this week. While non-Muslims usually associate the holy month with fasting, to Observant Muslims, it’s about more than just not eating. It has a different meaning for everyone […]
Biden’s use of “illegal” isn’t just offensive. It’s untrue.
President Biden has said he’s sorry for using the term “illegal” in his State of the Union last week. The term is one historically rejected by Biden’s own administration, and […]
Why reggaeton stars are ditching their music for God
In December, reggaeton legend Daddy Yankee announced his plan to dedicate himself to Christianity. He dropped the bombshell on a farewell tour with an auspicious name: “La Meta” (the goal, […]
Gabriella Mazza
This week we welcome Gabriella Mazza, an Italian-born artist, art writer, and linguist based in New York City. Profoundly spiritual, she has pondered the meaning of existence since she was […]
Mayor Adams calls for more changes to NYC’s sanctuary laws
Last week, Mayor Eric Adams signaled a disagreement with NYC’s long-standing sanctuary laws suggesting that the city should much more openly cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. This comes […]
Your child isn’t gifted, but they still deserve a “gifted” education
New York City public schools offer two types of Gifted & Talented education. Five accelerated programs in citywide schools teach the standard NY state curriculum a year in advance, while […]