Milette Millington

Equality for Flatbush (E4F) is a Black Lives Matter organization, founded by Imani Henry (he/him) that has been fighting gentrification, displacement, and police violence, and we've been fighting that in Brooklyn since 2013.

Zahra Scott, soon-to-be 11th grader at Basis Independent Upper School in Brooklyn. Zahra Scott lives in Flatbush and will be starting 11th grade at Basis Independent Upper School in Brooklyn this fall.

Katherine Ragazzino served with the U.S. Marine Corps as a staff non-commissioned officer (NCO) and a Staff Sergeant on two deployments with the 13th MEUSOC (Marine Expeditionary Unit Special Operations Capable).

Donna Prescott has lived in New York City for more than two decades. It may surprise many people that she is a mom to a 26-year-old. She is also tenacious.

The exhibition of artist Patricia Encarnación, “Tracing the Underside: The Epigenetics of Tropicalization,” is on display until Oct. 27 at New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) House 17, 2nd floor, at Nolan Park on Governors Island after opening on Sept. 3.

The independent film “Daruma,” starring disabled lead characters Tobias Forrest and John W. Larson, will be in select theaters and on streaming platforms on Nov. 15. The trailer will be screened virtually on Nov. 8.

High school senior Victor Bergman. Victor Bergman is a high school senior at BASIS Independent Upper School in Brooklyn.

The late Peter Simon ‘s new reggae photo exhibition, which will showcase some of his most iconic work shot in Jamaica, will be displayed at the VP Records gallery space at 170-21 Jamaica Ave., in Jamaica, Queens.

This experience led him to start the initiative Green Disability six months ago, which is focused on pushing for climate action that includes disabled people.

In a surprising twist, Fludd was naturally left-handed. However, her Caribbean mother, following a superstition that being left-handed meant one "owed the