Obituary: Nyack arts advocate, philanthropist Hal Parker
A supporter of Nyack's art scene, Parker hosted exhibits in his shop. He was a founding member of the Phyllis B. Frank Rockland County Pride Center.
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A supporter of Nyack's art scene, Parker hosted exhibits in his shop. He was a founding member of the Phyllis B. Frank Rockland County Pride Center.
Rustin, who helped create the Freedom Rides and organize the March on Washington, once worked at the Fellowship for Reconciliation in Upper Nyack.
An interview with Vanessa Green, executive director of Call BlackLine a nationally recognized hotline serving BIPOC and LGBTQI communities.
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