A. Philip Randolph Square

Anne Hathaway did not spit in my food. 

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4 months ago

I mean no offense to anyone in particular, much less the overall ongoing civil rights movement all over the planet; but honestly, if "God" is either "white" or "black," it would truly explain the condition of the world at the moment, & why we live in the dumbest possible timeline. "He" wouldn't be an entity whom I could respect in a sustainable manner. Slaves & enslavers from the Antebellum! Into the ocean they must go, like an inverse Middle Passage, whether figuratively or literally! [Or at least their attitudes & practice... read more

Thomas 

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7 months ago

Attached is the photo of the only thing I could sit on in the square while I ate my bagel. NYC will comprise the quality of public spaces if it means keeping certain people away. Please add some seating. 

Carlton Lewis 

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2 years ago

It was part of African American Day Parade in Harlem on Adams Clayton Powell Blv'd it was peace and love , merits with political messages City Agencies , health awareness, costume design and danceing bands it was a joyful day. 

Kenny Germoso 

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2 years ago

This shaded seating area at the intersection of St. Nicholas Avenue and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard is named for A. Philip Randolph, a leader in the labor and civil rights movements.................