“[At Grand Sichuan] we allow local customers to experience Chinese culture without leaving New Jersey.”
“If you give students that grounding and foundation of knowledge… they too can be mathematicians no matter what neighborhood they came from,” STEM Kids NYC said.
“I hope that [Jersey City] realizes the gems they have in this community,” Hampton told Slice of Culture.
“I love having a nice space for the customers,” said Moura. “The community has been very supportive.”
“I kind of want to do the same thing [and] be like a living room; when people step in and they feel at home and everybody’s welcome,” said the New Jersey owner.
“And I recognize that there is such a huge need and a gap in the underserved [communities],” Brown said.
“I think the most important role that Bodega Cards has in [Hudson County] and in our local collecting community is providing an outlet for people to come meet with each other, trade with each other, share with each other and then educate themselves.”
Photo courtesy of Janus Films. The story of Venus Xtravaganza is one marked by a dual reality oftentimes faced by many trans women: fierce ambition and persistent marginalization. But this did not stop Venus from emulating her own spark, it only made her story much more riveting. In 1988, Venus
“As a Filipino American artist, personally I feel that Filipino-American heritage and identity kind of gets lost in the creative world. I feel like not many of us are really seen in the mainstream line,” the North Jersey native told Slice of Culture.
“People donating to my school it’s so amazing because anything people donates to us, we get to use them, we get to use any items. We get to explore anything basically and we also get to learn about different organizations,” she said before Hudson Gives.
