What do displaced families get when their neighborhood becomes a cultural tribute? This week’s Tano takes on Lincoln Center’s San Juan Hill festival, Bo’s Bagels in Harlem, and McKinsey’s AI interview pilot—with a Halloween movie gripe up front and DAMOYEE on repeat.
Read More Tano — Oct 24, 2026Five thoughts on Black sci-fi streaming, the U.S.–Russia diesel deal, AI’s Manhattan office leases, a looming jobs gap in developing countries, and June McDoom’s Follow the Light. Plus Dinah Washington’s “Drinking Again,” is the song currently stuck in my head.
Read More Tano — Oct 17, 2026How did Cuban migrants go from a privileged Cold War welcome to third-country deportations? Three movements trace the policy changes, electoral politics, and fine print of American belonging.
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