The Rumpled Genius
Today, the NAACP created a new award to honor Bill Lynch, the star political strategist and the Chairman and Founder of Harlem-based Bill Lynch Associates, LLC, the premier Black owned and operated political consulting firm in New York city— for his exemplary career as one of the top political minds in the country. Continue reading
J. “The Harlem Fox” Raymond Jones, (St. Thomas, Danish West Indies, 1899 – June 9, 1991 New York) African American New York politician. He moved to New York City in 1918. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem politics
Tagged Carmine DeSapio, Charles B. Rangel, Clyde Frazier Sr., Constance Baker Motley, David Dinkins, Harlem, Harlem Clubhouse, J. Raymond Jones, John C. Walker, New York, New York City, New York Secretary of State, Percy Sutton, Robert C. Weaver, Robert F. Wagner Jr, State University of New York Press, Tammany Hall, the first black leader of Tammany in 1964, The Harlem Fox
Posted in Harlem, Harlem art, HArlem theater, Harlem Theatre
Tagged Danny Glover, David Dinkins, Epatha Merkerson, Glynn Turman, Harlem, Harry Belafonte, James Brown, Jessie Jackson, Malik Yoba, Melvin Van Peebles, Pete Seeger, Rosie Odonnel, Ruby Dee, Rudy Collins, S. Epatha Merkerson, Voza Rivers, Vy Higginson
A great piece during the Harlem African American Day Parade on September 16, 2012, shot as the parade moved north uptown along Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., (aka 7th Avenue) and the corner of at 120th Street. Continue reading
Posted in African American, American of African Descent, Harlem, HArlem African American, Harlem Parade, Parade
Tagged 120th Street, Adam Clayton Powell Blvd, african american, african american day parade, Al Sharpton, All Things Harlem, David Dinkins, David Paterson, Harlem, Harlem African American Day Parade, John Starks, Lillian Roberts, Race and ethnicity in the United States Census, Seventh Avenue (Manhattan), The African American Day Parade Sunday 16 September 2012, United States
Residents, politicians, family,residents and friends attend the street naming in honor of the late Judge Bruce Wright Adam Clayton Blvd., and 138th Street … Continue reading
Posted in Harlem politics
Tagged Adam Clayton, Council, David Dinkins, Inez Dickens, John Liu, Mayor, Mayor David Dinkins, Street or road name
The 43rd Annual African-American Day Parade was held this past Sunday in Harlem on Adam Clayton Powell Bvd.,. from 111th Street to 135th Street. Continue reading
Harlem restaurateur Sylvia Woods was a legendary chef, but she was also a key figure in the Harlem political scene. Continue reading
Posted in Deaths, funeral, Harlem deaths, Passes
Tagged Abyssinian Baptist Church, Al Sharpton, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Bill O'Reilly, David Dinkins, David Paterson, Dr. Calvin Butts, Governor David Paterson, Grace Baptist Church, Harlem, Hazel Dukes, James Brown, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, New York City, Reverend William Franklyn Richardson III, Sylvia, Sylvia Woods, The Queen Of Soul Food, Tren'ness Woods-Black
Lee Bollinger had yet to take over as president of Columbia University in 2002 when he toured a largely industrial area about 10 blocks north of the historic campus on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Continue reading
Posted in Education, Real Estate
Tagged Bill Campbell, Bloomberg News parent Bloomberg LP, Coalition to Preserve Community, Columbia College, Columbia Law School, David Dinkins, Donald Trump, Eric Kandel, Ester Fuchs, Harlem real estate, Harlem. education, Henry Kravis, Jean Magnano Bollinger, John Kluge, Jose Cabranes, Maxine Griffith, Michele Moody- Adams, Mind Brain Behavior Institute, Nicholas Lemann, Paul Anderer, Robert Kasdin, Scott Stringer, the Intuit Inc., Tom DeMott, Vincent Blasi
Harlem was in the house with more than 340 guests came out last Thursday evening in support of the New York Urban League’s 46th Annual Frederick Douglass Awards dinner. Continue reading
Posted in Awards
Tagged Betty Shabazz, David Dinkins, David Paterson, Marcus Samuelsson, New York Urban League, Ruby Dee, The Red Rooster
Supporters of Rep. Charles Rangel said Sunday that the Democratic lawmaker has been punished enough by the House ethics committee’s two-year investigation and should not by censured by the full Congress. Continue reading
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