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On the Next Episode of Represent NYC: The Fight for $15 with State Senator Bill Perkins
As the budget deadline approaches, the New York State Legislature is poised to vote on raising the minimum wage to $15/hour. On the next "Represent NYC," Bill Perkins of New York State's 30th Senatorial District welcomes Shelia Gibson, a Home Care Worker with 1199/SEIU United Healthcare Workers East...
On the Next Represent NYC: How Young people Can be Civically Engaged with NYC Council Member Helen Rosenthal
A report from the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University found that, in 2014, youth voter turnout fell to its lowest level on record. New York State is particularly disappointing, with the state consistently in the bottom ten in terms of young voter...
This Saturday, INSIDE NEW YORK Interviews Rain Pryor About Her "Fried Chicken & Latkes" Show, Racism, Politics, Bill Cosby & Hollywood (Part 2 Of Our Special On Rain Pryor)
INSIDE NEW YORK interviews Rain Pryor, who's been passed the torch and blazing her own path with her critically acclaimed and award-winning one-woman show, "Fried Chicken & Latkes!" Always evolving and riveting, Rain takes an irreverent and poignant look at racism in the late 60s and early 70s...
This Saturday, INSIDE NEW YORK Features a Special Behind-the-Scenes Look with the Legendary Maurice Hines About his Incredible Life Story —Tappin' Thru Life!
INSIDE NEW YORK interviews MAURICE HINES behind the scenes and Opening Night of his amazing critically acclaimed show, "Tappin' Thru Life!" See why Maurice Hines "Tappin Thru Life" just received Lucille Lortel Best Musical, Best Actor and Best Choreographer nominations, and many others!
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This Friday on MNN - Waste not: Sustainable living in NYC
In New York City, 16.5% of people are food insecure, yet the city sends 1.3 million tons of food waste to the landfill each year. See the problem?
Too often perfectly edible food goes to waste while millions of people are hungry. People have been conditioned to believe that an expiration date or...
Coming Up on the Youth Channel: Moving Forward
June 10, 2019
Every generation tries to surpass the number of achievements the previous generation had, and as a society we’re trying new something called acceptance...
Clip of the Week: Making Sense of America’s Culture of Gun Violence
June 7, 2019
Gun violence is undeniable, but can we do something about it? Join Cristina DC Pastor, Erwin de Leon, Cheryl Quinio-Blodgett, and Lenn Almadin-Thornhill as they discuss the mental health aspect behind owning a gun and past attacks.
NY'S Affordable Housing Universal Rent Control Bills
June 7, 2019
Nine housing bills have been introduced in the New York State Senate and Assembly, but will they be passed before the Rent Stabilized apartments expire on Saturday, June 15th?
Jon Haggins Globetrotter
June 7, 2019
Take a trip around the world in the comfort of your home with Jon Haggins Globetrotter–from Ireland to Spain, to the Caribbean, come explore what other cultures have to offer.