Replacing Rangel? Congressional Politics 2012: Charles Rangel – The Unbeatable Incumbent
Even with remarkable political resilience, Rep. Charles Rangel may still face bold opposition for his Congressional seat next year.
Even with remarkable political resilience, Rep. Charles Rangel may still face bold opposition for his Congressional seat next year.
Assemblyman Keith Wight, a popular local politician, is reportedly Rep. Charles Rangel’s preferred successor.
Vincent Morgan, former community banker, argues that he best represents Harlem’s younger political generation.
Clyde Williams, who has worked for two U.S. Presidents, seriously considers a 2012 race for uptown’s Congressional seat.
East Harlem has seen a recent increase in its Asian population from 2000 to 2010.
City Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito intends to bring a Chinese vegetable stall to her district to accomodate the growing Chinese population.
Two first-time runners race to raise money for Harlem RBI in the 41st annual New York City Marathon.
During Sunday’s New York City Marathon, seven runners raised more than $54,000 for Harlem RBI, an organization for East Harlem’s children.
The Church of the Intercession’s Crypt Chapel is a popular movie location and plays host to jazz sessions.
El Museo del Barrio plays host to a procession to celebrate the Mexican holiday, Dia de los Muertos or “Day of the Dead.”