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ET Rodriguez

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New York, Westchester County, New York
As seen in: The Riverdale Press, Aol, New York Post, Thrillist, Hyperallergic, amNewYork, New York City Tourism + Conventions, New York Family, Gay City News, Bronx Times, PoliticsNY and
Covers:  Food, visual arts and community.
Doesn't Cover: crime, politics
Freelance reporter and photographer covering Arts & Culture in NYC. youtu.be/SXW6FV_T_-E?si=J4pE3mZUSNRWa46w

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ET Rodriguez is a native New Yorker covering Arts & Culture from manhattan to Westchester. She holds a master's degree from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, loves everything food and drink and reports with an eye towards diversity and inclusion.

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‘Be yourself. Live in your truth’ Solera, the only gay nightclub in the Bronx, officially opens

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By ET Rodriguez Verified
| Bronx Times Verified
Solera officially opened its doors June 18, but celebrated its South Bronx debut on June 20, with bottle specials and scantily-clad staff wearing leather straps and dollar bills. Up a narrow staircase and on the second floor of 125 St. Ann’s Ave, laid a large, ample space with hi-top seating, tables, couches and a full bar, where you might find a dancer twerking for cash.
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‘The largest LGBTQ+ Pride celebration in the Bronx’ Bronx Pride celebrates 28 years of acceptance

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By ET Rodriguez Verified
| Bronx Times Verified
It’s Pride month and ahead of Manhattan’s big parade on June 28, which sees upwards of two million people each year, the outer boroughs conducted their own festivities. In the Bronx, Borough President Vanessa Gibson led the 28th official Pride parade along the Grand Concourse on Saturday along with cheering marchers. “In this climate where we’re seeing a denigration of immigrants, of undocumented individuals, of the LGBT community, of people of color, of women.
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Bronxite stars in EPIC Players neurodivergent production of RENT

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By ET Rodriguez Verified
| Bronx Times Verified
For Cartagena, Tourette’s has been a lifelong struggle, a disorder characterized by vocal and bodily tics. In 2022, he had a pacemaker implanted in his brain to help with the tics, but when he’s on stage, they all seem to melt away. “I would explain my Tourette’s as really difficult, but when I perform, it’s like a different me. I don’t do my Tourette’s when I’m singing or acting or dancing,” he told the Bronx Times.
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