Support Racial Justice Orgs
The movement for racial justice needs you at protests, and needs you to vote — but it also could use your donations. There are so many organizations that have long been in the fight, and now more than ever, they need your funds to keep the momentum. Here’s the beginning of a list we’ll be adding to regularly.
Interviews with Barbers
As part of an oral history of American Barbers, Robert F. Krueger interviewed barbers in several neighborhoods in New York City. We will be showcasing these interviews as part of an ongoing feature here at McSweeney’s
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March 14, 2003Interviews with Barbers: Frank, Who Works at Anthony’s Barbershop, Located at 161 E. 23erd St., New York
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November 16, 2002Interviews with Barbers: Anothony Majette, Who Works at Diamond Cuts, Located at 612 Eighth Avenue, New York, Part II
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November 14, 2002Interviews with Barbers: Anothony Majette, Who Works at Diamond Cuts, Located at 612 Eighth Avenue, New York, Part I
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April 16, 2002Interviews with Barbers: Joe, Who Works at the Barbershop at the Port Authority Babershop Bus Terminal
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