News for Harlem and the Harlems of the World
THT Staff The city woke to the news of Reverend Jesse Jackson’s passing with a quiet, collective breath—no thunder, just a pause that asks how a life can map a nation’s direction. Jackson’s work reverberated through Harlem and through similar Harlems across America, translating civil rights rhetoric into concrete policy and lasting institutions. His imprint […]
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The Harlem Times spoke exclusively with actress Wunmi Mosaku, who plays Annie in the movie Sinners, and Miles Caton, who plays Sammie in the same film, about working with Michael B. Jordan, Ryan Coogler, and others. What were your first thoughts when you read the script, and what attracted you to the role of Annie?
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By Derrel Johnson If you live in New York City, particularly in Harlem, then you are familiar with Bad Bunny’s music, even if you did not know it was him. You could not walk down the streets in 2022—especially in the summer—without hearing his massive hit “Tití Me Preguntó,” which not only reached the Billboard
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How to avoid Ghost Tapping, Cash Trapping, Skimming, Phishing, AI-Generated Personas, Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Scams! By Rev. Diahne Parsons During what is the biggest spending period of the year, bank fraud investigators and police fraud department representatives have joined forces to pull back the curtain on cybersecurity, bank fraud, and AI scams. This highly profitable season
by Hong Vu For Harlem Native Stormy, Skating at the Davis Center is a Story of Return Most mornings, Stormy McNair pushes open the doors of the Davis Center at the Harlem Meer with the same rhythm she’s carried through Harlem her whole life. For her, this place isn’t just a workplace—it’s an extension of
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By THT Staff In a moment where our national mood feels torn between aspiration and anxiety, Mamdani’s victory in New York isn’t just a local win. It reads as a pulse check on where voters—especially young voters and our communities of color—see progress, pragmatism, and accountability all at once. It signals a nuanced shift in how
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by Ramona Maben ALL VIDEOS, PHOTOGRAPHY AND INTERVIEWS CREATED BY RAMONA MABEN In a day and age where corporations are running the world, one has to ask, where are the good old days; the neighborhoods embedded with Mom-and-Pop stores? Missing are the once abundant minority owned businesses, shops where you could get original, tailor made,
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The American Cancer Society Panel Discussion by Ramona Maben ALL VIDEOS, PHOTOGRAPHY AND INTERVIEWS CREATED BY RAMONA MABEN The American Cancer Society (ACS) is one of the largest non-governmental funders of cancer research. It invests millions annually, including grants to scientists studying new ways to detect prostate cancer early. Through research and innovation, treatments are
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