The Cut (NY Mag), “Why Manic Panic Is Still Cool”

The punk scene was in full swing and the East Village was inarguably at the heart of it. Record stores and clubs sprouted from the old hippie storefronts, even as Hare Krishnas in Tompkins Square Park were arrested for playing their bongo music too loudly. Within a few years the park would become such a […]

Time, “Congress Tightened Immigration Laws 100 Years Ago. Here’s Who They Turned Away”

Excluded from entry in 1917 were not only convicted criminals, chronic alcoholics and people with contagious diseases, but also people with epilepsy, anarchists, most people who couldn’t read and almost everyone from Asia, as well as laborers who were “induced, assisted, encouraged, or solicited to migrate to this country by offers or promises of employment, […]

New York Post, “Anarchists target Thanksgiving Day Parade,” November 27, 2014

Anarchists target Thanksgiving Day Parade New York Post, November 27, 2014 Anarchists plotted on Wednesday to disrupt the Thanksgiving Day Parade — feeling emboldened after cops allowed them to run free on major roadways like the FDR Drive and the West Side Highway, The Post has learned. “The police aren’t going to arrest us and […]