Co-founder of Hell Gate and freelance writer
Esther Wang is an editor, writer, and co-founder of Hell Gate, a publication based in New York City. Her work focuses on a variety of topics, including urban adventures, environmental issues, and cultural phenomena. Esther's writing has been featured in publications such as Curbed, Dwell, New York Magazine, The Verge, and The New Republic.
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Esther Wang's articles primarily focus on event coverage relating to finance, culture & society. Her topics cover a wide range of subjects including crime, women's rights, conservative politics, housing, COVID-19, wildlife, weather and public transportation in urban living settings.
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"He was just fumbling around. Clearly, he didn't know what buttons to hit. He couldn't turn the bus on."
There is a need for affordable housing at a range of income levels, but let's not kid ourselves: The programs we have today don't reach most of the people who need them."
Omar and his Pomeranian, Neptune, were separated when he was swept up in the City College protests and arrested. The protesters helped create a happy ending.
The ping-pong table—and the community that has grown around it—is a reminder of what the city could be.
"I actually tell people, fishing is almost the same thing for me as doing art. And it may be really corny to say this, but it's all an act of faith. When I'm painting, it's an act of faith."
Sage advice from your friendly neighborhood bloggers.
A snapshot of "the worst corner in Brooklyn."
By: Esther Wang
For the past year, migrants have been staying at Boston Logan Airport as Massachusetts’s emergency shelter system struggled with the influx of new arrivals. With the shelters full, they sleep on makeshift bedding spread across baggage claim under constant lighting and announcements, are carted out of Logan in the morning to welcome centers, then sent back at night. Authorities have limited knowledge and control of the situation. When asked, Governor Healey’s administration couldn’t state how many migrants were arriving at […]
"It was sitting here. It was already dirty. So we were like, you know what? Let's just clean the area up and throw some fish in there."
By: Esther Wang
The Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center is among several nonprofits in Massachusetts offering free English classes aimed at preparing immigrant students for college and jobs. But as the influx of immigrants to Massachusetts – including undocumented migrants – has increased, so has the demand for English lessons. And now many nonprofit groups like BCNC say Massachusetts is in a state of crisis when it comes to providing English classes to the people who need them most. Case in point: BCNC is […]
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