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André De Shields to Star as Frederick Douglass at Flushing Town Hall for Juneteenth - Vimarsana News

André De Shields to Star as Frederick Douglass at Flushing Town Hall for Juneteenth

On Sunday, June 19 at 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM, André De Shields will return to Flushing Town Hall to reprise his role as the esteemed abolitionist leader and influential thinker in two, live performances of his self-crafted, solo show, André De Shields is Frederick Douglass: Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory.

How to Divest. In the Town of Wall Street, Applaud the NYC Comptroller Brad Lander, the NYC Council and Amalgamated Bank. - Vimarsana News

How to Divest. In the Town of Wall Street, Applaud the NYC Comptroller Brad Lander, the NYC Council and Amalgamated Bank.

In recent years we have full out launched into another nuclear arms race, without discussion of facts nor citizen input. By far, we have put forth the

Mayor Eric Adams Invites LGBT Floridians To Move To NYC - Vimarsana News

Mayor Eric Adams Invites LGBT Floridians To Move To NYC

The Mayor of New York City has launched an ad campaign denouncing the passage of Florida’s “shameful” "Don’t Say Gay Bill", while calling on LGBTQI Floridians to come and live in New York City.

Illegal Aliens Coming to a Voting Booth Near You - Vimarsana News

Illegal Aliens Coming to a Voting Booth Near You

New York City lawmakers, led by Mayor Bill de Blasio, are going over legislation that would give voting rights to illegal aliens in local elections.

Florida Don't Say Gay: NYC mayor billboard campaign in Florida opposes law - Vimarsana News

Florida Don't Say Gay: NYC mayor billboard campaign in Florida opposes law

Billboards let Florida LGBTQ+ residents know 'they always have a home in New York City,' a response to the 'Don't Say Gay' law passed last week.