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, 2026Is this pink pussyhat on top of Harlem’s Harriet Tubman statue a symptom of the famed New York City neighborhood’s gentrification from black and brown to white? Or is it a visual turn of phrase for how this year’s Women’s March on the first anniversary of President Donald Trump’s tenure in office — and more […]
Read More Sunday Smack: what about Harriet Tubman’s pussyhat?Through my lens, these are the Democratic Congressional options for Harlem and Bronx primary voters: a long time situational sellout whose margin of public acceptance has dropped to such precarious lows where he now resorts to fake telephone conversation comedy sketches during debates; a New York State legislator who has never been tested on the […]
Read More STAND DOWN, RANGEL. FOR HARLEM’S SAKE.