Tori Luecking
News
Families and teachers struggle to explain racial injustice to children
The conversation is difficult because she wants her son to understand racism, but also to know that his white friends do love him.
Features•Multimedia
Early spring lifts New Yorkers’ spirits
During the last year of pandemic living, people have had to get creative with how to stay healthy, entertained, and […]
Arts•Features•Multimedia•Video
Sticker Art, NYC
The streets of New York City are covered in tiny works of art. Thousands of stickers decorate the backs of street signs, mailboxes, lamp posts, and scaffolding. The artists behind the stickers use their surroundings to communicate with each other and the general public - expressing their views on everything from mental health to gentrification to love.
Features
East Village boxing club embraces its activist roots
Once he learned of 9 Bleecker’s Yippie past, it became intertwined with his vision, further inspiring Overthrow into a place of community-building and activism.
Video
Hare Krishnas are still chanting and dancing in New York City
Since 1965 the Hare Krishna have been a part of New York City's landscape.
Multimedia
Sixty-Four Squares in Union Square Park
For the last 10 years, T.C. has sat in Union Square Park offering chess lessons and matches to passersby.
Special Report: America Votes
BIDEN WINS
Although the Trump campaign continues to grasp at straws for anything that might challenge the legitimacy of the election outcomes, Biden supporters are reflecting on the historic impact of this day.
Special Report: America Votes
The energy of Election Day in New York City
Times Square remained peaceful even with Biden and Trump supporters sharing space. Photographers walked the streets for hours documenting the historic day.
Politics•Video
Philadelphia embraces early voting
Philadelphians are voting in record numbers.
News
Pence debate response angers many in Jewish community
According to the Anti-Defamation League, antisemitic incidents in the United States have risen under Trump’s presidency, with a 12% increase from 2018 to 2019.