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The Forbidden Ones suffered quite the blow in 2012 during a huge police raid.
The Forbidden Ones suffered quite the blow in 2012 during a huge police raid.
Even though gentrification has wiped out quite a number historic places in Bushwick, the drive to preserve pockets of the area’s history has remained strong. Newsweek highlighted the work of photographer Shadi K. Best who dedicated years to documenting the daily lives of the Forbidden Ones, a local motorcycle club.
Featured image by Shadi K. Best.
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