Walking with Our Ancestors
This site is a reminder of the lives, labor, and cultural impact of people whose work shaped New York for over a century.
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Defend Life, Reject Exploitation: LIVE from the Romanch’s Law Hearing on Central Park Carriages
Today, advocates gather to support Romanch’s Law and end the horse-drawn carriage industry.
IN THE WAKE TV Captures NYC Pride
Through real, street-level interviews, we show how Black, Brown, Queer, and Trans communities are claiming their space, looking out for one another, and proving that our joy is a weapon against a system that wants us gone.
Sophia Livecchi’s Myrtle Meadows Honors Community Roots in Queens
Sophia Livecchi’s “Myrtle Meadows” uses the street itself as a canvas to celebrate life, resilience, and collective joy.
Sovereignty in the Streets: The 2026 Knicks Ticker-Tape Victory
53 years of waiting. Two million people deep. This is what New York looks like when our people control the narrative.