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Amsterdam News Editor, international print & radio journalist. Activist. Mother of 2. Brooklyn resident. Breast cancer survivor living with MS. Truth to power
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DSA/DEMS PRIMARY RESULT Central Brooklyn Flexing and Reflecting

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By Nayaba Arinde
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By Nayaba Arinde Editor at Large “If we just come out to vote, like we come out to party, we could never lose,” community activist, Daniel Goodine, told Our Time Press, days after digesting the June 23rd primary results, a low voter turnout, which saw Central Brooklyn losing one incumbent, keeping one, and gaining a new Democratic Socialist Candidate.
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Activists host tribute to freedom fighter Assata Shakur in New York

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By Nayaba Arinde
| The Final Call Verified
by Nayaba Arinde NEW YORK—“The fact that my mother did not die in chains in a space unworthy of her humanity, not cowering, or dispirited, or uncommitted, or acquiescent, is a testament to the fortitude of the human spirit and this is indeed triumphant,” Kakuya Shakur said of her mom, Assata Olugbala Shakur, who died with her freedom and legacy intact. A packed audience listens to presenters speak on the legacy of Assata Shakur.
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Black Brooklyn Fighting for Community Control

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By Nayaba Arinde
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By Nayaba Arinde Editor at Large Brooklynites are known for boldness, definitely always ready for a fight for survival for the streets and in them. In between finding ways to tackle inner city violence in these pre-summer weeks, confronting the life-defining, rent-exploding gentrification, is the conversation about being a part of Black Brooklyn fighting for community control.
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