A newsletter exploring issues of identity and displacement in the Bronx and New York City from one of the city's many Caribbean perspectives. Bronx Frontlines is a mix of reporting, essays, photography, and cultural reviews.
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Summer news from around the Bronx & NYC
Bronx Frontlines is an extremely local project, written from one of the many Caribbean perspectives across our city. The people around me and how they live, exist, love, and survive in New York City—as gentrification, displacement, infrastr...
A Bronx action against La Junta & more
(Protest against LUMA in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Photo by Ruben Valenzuela on Unsplash)
In the south Bronx, New Yorkers marched against the Financial Oversight and Management Board, also known as La Junta, the government entity controll...
On Bronx liminal spaces
I took these photographs along Williamsbridge, Allerton, Mosholu, East Tremont. I love sitting on BX buses, walking through different neighborhoods, exploring how workers move from one space to another, one state of being to another, imagin...
On Norwood fires & more
(Photo taken by my friend and comrade, Siddika)
Last Thursday, on August 20, there was a four alarm fire at 3433 DeKalb Avenue. The fire started early, before 6 AM, on the residential building’s top floor, and quickly spread to the area be...
A Bronx strike history
(Photo of Bronx tenants in 1917 in The New York Tribune.)
In January 1917, Crotona Park residents, who for years faced increasing rents alongside no heating, formed the Bronx Tenants League. The group consisted of tenants who were working-...
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Olga M. Segura was born in Santo Domingo and raised in the Bronx. She is the author of “Birth of a Movement: Black Lives Matter and the Catholic Church.”
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