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Chief Amir Yakatally in his office at the New York Police Academy.
Guyana

Amir Yakatally makes history as first Guyanese Muslim chief in NYPD, spearheads training for thousands of recruits

By Tracey Khan
Sherly Demosthenes-Atkinson.
Brooklyn

Haitian-born Sherly Demosthenes-Atkinson makes waves in homecare industry

By Nelson A. King
Self-portrait of Laci Chisholm, owner of the dance studio Fit4Dance.
Acts of Kindness

Kindness in motion: Local woman uses dance to lift community spirits

By Milette Millington
Janice Robinson, Esq.
Jamaica

Jamaican-American lawyer Janice Robinson vies for Civil Court Judge in Brooklyn

By Nelson A. King
Pastor Roger Jackson after presenting a bouquet of flowers to Bro. Lester Jack, 95, the oldest member of the church.
People

Pastor Roger Jackson proclaims ‘Father Knows Best’

By Nelson A. King
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Queens Borough Hall celebrates Pride Month

Judge Cassandra A. Johnson, fifth from left, if elected will become the first woman, and first person of color to sit on the bench in the Queens County Surrogate's Court. Indian heritage, lawyer, CPA, and small business owner, Amish Doshi far right, is running for Civil Court judge in the county. They are surrounded by staff of the non-profit, Mercy Drive, at a recent Autism Walk, organized by Community Board 9 Leader, Sherry Algredo.
People

Haitian heritage judge Cassandra A. Johnson campaigns for Queens Surrogate’s court

By Tangerine Clarke
Roger Victor Archibald, WIADCA’s new president.
Carnival

WIADCA appoints prominent Trinidadian-born lawyer new prez

By Nelson A. King
Bake and Things, from left: Grenadian Antoinette Alexander-Saffian, Jamaican Patricia Davidson and Trinidadian Vianny Bishop.
Business

I AM CARIBBEING celebrates Caribbean American Heritage Month and Juneteenth, honors Little Caribbean small businesses

By Nelson A. King
Attorney Kenneth Gayle, fifth from left, with members of Central Brooklyn Lions Club, of which his late mother was a former president, after addressing the congregation on Sunday at Fenimore Street United Methodist Church in Brooklyn.
Court

Caribbean-American lawyer Kenneth Gayle vies for Civil Court judge to be role model for youth

By Nelson A. King
The late Julia Lystra Collis.
Trinidad & Tobago

Trinidadian-born community, political activist Julia Lystra Collis passes

By Nelson A. King
Honorees, NYFD Lieutenant Tracy Lewis, Soca Monarch Adrian Dutchin, and First Deputy Commissioner Tania I. Kinsella at the 58th Independence Anniversary celebration awards, hosted by the Guyana Day USA Inc. New York chapter on Liberty Avenue, Queens.
Guyana

Guyana Day USA Inc honors First Deputy Commissioner, Tania Kinsella, NYFD Lt. Tracy Lewis

By Tangerine Clarke
United Airlines Airbus Captain Anthony Greene.
Guyana

From Guyana to the international skies: Anthony Greene’s journey to becoming a pilot 

By Tracey Khan
Black journalist Steven McCoy, who has been living with Usher Syndrome 0which affects his hearing and sight) for five years.
People

Exploring disability advocacy through the lens of a Black journalist’s experience

By Milette Millington
Vena W. Baker (left) with Congresswoman Yvette Clarke.
People

That’s what friends are for?

By Vinette K. Pryce
Nigy Boy during his graduation celebration.
Music

Visually impaired dancehall artist Nigy Boy graduates from Stony Brook University with a double major in Bachelor of Arts

By Tracey Khan

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In this talk rooted in the Latinx and Ca
Tomorrow, 6:30 pm

Caribbean Solidarity: Story, Song, and Protest
The Center

Beginning Thursday, April 2 and running
Tomorrow, 8 pm

Jamaican Jazz Legend Dr. Monty Alexander For Blue Note This Easter Weekend
Blue Note Jazz Club

A summer camp for German-American childr
April 30, 6:30 pm

The Ordinary and the Atrocious: Nazism in the Imagination of the Contemporary Playwright
LGBT Center

Word Up welcomes Michael Staudenmaier to
April 30, 7 pm

Michael Staudenmaier’s WHITE, BLACK, BROWN with Johanna Fernandez
Recirculation, a project of Word Up

African American history in the United S
May 2, noon

Against Erasure: Black Histories
Goethe-Institut New York

Shyne is a legendary Belizean-born rappe
May 2, 9 pm

Shyne 25th Anniversary Tour
Kings Theatre

In collaboration with the CUNY Dance Ini
May 9, 7:30 pm

“Too soon to Discover Planets, Too Late to Discover Islands” by Orlando Hernández & The Knee-Heart Connection
Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture

The global ambassadors of konpa, Haiti
June 24, 8 pm

Kick Off the Rhythm: Haiti Celebration With Tabou Combo ” The Sound of a Nation “
Lincoln Center

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