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East Williamsburg’s Moore Street Retail Market filled up with members of Bushwick’s Puerto Rican community last Thursday. There were paintings representing how the storm devastated Puerto Ricans, wreaths with the red, white and blue flag and the anti-imperialist black and white Puerto Rican flag. 6:15 AM, precisely a year ago that day, Hurricane Maria had […]
East Williamsburg’s Moore Street Retail Market filled up with members of Bushwick’s Puerto Rican community last Thursday. There were paintings representing how the storm devastated Puerto Ricans, wreaths with the red, white and blue flag and the anti-imperialist black and white Puerto Rican flag. 6:15 AM, precisely a year ago that day, Hurricane Maria had […]
Andrew Karpan
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East Williamsburg’s Moore Street Retail Market filled up with members of Bushwick’s Puerto Rican community last Thursday. There were paintings representing how the storm devastated Puerto Ricans, wreaths with the red, white and blue flag and the anti-imperialist black and white Puerto Rican flag.
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