The Scoop: Speak Out Loud Edition
Harlem Patsy’s wins food fight [NYP]
Harlem’s Community Organizer’s efforts to fight Capitalism [BAR]
Grammy-nominated singer Natasha Bedingfeld performs at Harlem School [Stockhouse]
Craig Schley’s new website scrutenized [TH]
Audio: St. Hope founded by former NBA player Kevin Johnson expands to Harlem [CPR]
Columbia students join Harlem mentoring group [CS]
New E-banking kiosk in Harlem [TET]
Interesting blog about New York neighborhoods and their history [Mimi Speaks]
Photo credit: Trish Mayo/mayotic via Flickr
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Hmmm? Nice blog of NYC history, but in her piece on Harlem, She, along with many others, never include who or what people accompanied the Dutch when they arrived Uptown to what is now Harlem. That is, who were the folks who truly did the work of developing the land? Who clear the land?
Moon Men? Dutch Men.
As I have come to understand folks are attempting have an African burial ground in the area of the new car dealerships declared land mark status. It purportedly dates back to that era.
To look at comtemporary history, you’d think we just arrived to Harlem in the 1920s or so.