No Kings March to Save America

The No Kings' protest on March 28th is documented as one of the most significant protests i...

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Times Square in 2026

Longacre Square was renamed Times Square in 1904 following the establishment of The New Yo...

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No Kings in New York City

Seven million individuals participated in the protests on No King's Day, in opposition to a...

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African American Parade in Harlem

A parade is a dynamic and exhilarating manifestation of identity and pride; however, is it merely a ...

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Pigeon People

Rock doves, known as pigeons, arrived in New York with European immigrants in the 1600s; they&n...

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Streets of Midtown Manhattan

New York City’s five boroughs are perceived as a singular metropolis; however, it is a vast co...

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Feathers and Flags of Freedom

Cultural parades in New York City are characterized by enthusiasm and a strong sense of pride. Indep...

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AFROPUNK and Black Identity

The ideology behind Afro punk festivals is "No sexism, no racism." No ableism, no ageism. ...

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7 Iranian women

Iranian-American women are powerful icons of strength and cultural fusion. Seven women posed for me&...

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The Untouchables

In 2025, as we witness the early stages of a shift in the structure of the world order, the designer...

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the Cancelled Parade

This year, when I arrived to photograph the annual New York Cinco De Mayo parade, I was met with emp...

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Japan in New York

 Japan day was created to encourage and strengthen the relationship between America and Japan. ...

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Bolivia and Hispanic Heritage

The United States celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, honoring the r...

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Malcolm X Shut it Down Parade

 I wonder if Malcolm X could have envisioned that the streets he graced with his powerful speec...

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Indigenous Peoples of America Parade

Atsila Firebird Graywolf, an outstanding indigenous woman, envisioned a parade in which the descenda...

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Harlems Fire Hose Baptism

Every summer in August, members of the United House of prayer assemble at an intersection in East Ha...

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Goodbye Columbus, Hello New York

For the first time in the history of New York City, a parade took place to celebrate Indigenous and ...

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DYKE MARCH

Gender identity is formed by an intuitive sexual self-awareness rather than the gender with which a ...

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New York's First Asian Parade

First Asian Parade in New York City  Those working behind the scenes to make the first Asian...

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Tartan Parade

The Tartan Parade returned to New York City following a two-year period during which all gatherings ...

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Indigenous Peoples day vs Columbus day

We are at the start of a new age in American history, one in which the past will be examined more cl...

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Flambeaux - The Flaming Torches

The words Mardi Gras conjures up images of people in costumes; drinking alcohol and dancing in the s...

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Jab jabs of Jouve

There are aspects of history that are so horrific people create outrageous ways to tell the story.Th...

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The Rise and Fall of Abolition park

In the summer of 2020, a tent city known as Abolition Park, was established in the autonomous z...

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The Pandemic Invisible

The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 dramatically altered the life of people already compromised with ...

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Zulu Tramps * A Misunderstood Tradition

The first Mardi Gras celebration began in 1730. Slaves and free black men were banned from part...

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MAAFA ( The Great African Tragedy)

MAAFA Maafa is a Swahili term that means ("Great Disaster"). This word is known to desc...

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