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Norman Street 21st Century
The introduction initiates with the importance of social scientists in the history of American Labor. The author also stresses that the history of these workers has been arduous. Especially when the working class tends to be classified in terms of … Continue reading
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Kinship, Friendship, and Support
Chapter Nine This chapter focuses on the different degrees of relationships that are formed in Greenpoint-Williamsburg between the inhabitants, especially between family members and neighbors. This underlying network expands on traditional notions of family, as everyone in the community could serve … Continue reading
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% Whites in Morningside Heights 2010 & 2000
There is hardly any change visible in the % of Whites living in Morningside Heights in the past ten years. If anything, the amount has increased as shown by the slightly darker color. Maps from Social Explorer 2010 & 2000
Morningside Heights: Hungry Gargoyles
Photo from: http://www.scoutingny.com/?tag=gargoyles