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But leave your pinks former NYT lawyer who sic explores how left politics and reds at home: this party’s argued for the paper’s right gave depth and meaning to GENERAL INQUIRIES: WriteForDemocracy.org. american life. a landmark [email protected] GREENLIGHT BOOKSTORE THU FEB 13 dress code is strictly black. to publish the pentagon pa- PROSPECT LEFFERTS GAR- 7pM–9pM • FRee all black. only black. pers; chris Hedges, pulitzer work of new journalism, it SUBMISSIONS & NEWS TIPS: DENS BooK launcH: COMRADE LITTLEFIELD prize-winning journalist; profi les american communist [email protected] 632 Flatbush Ave., Bklyn WitH JoDi Dean 635 Sackett St., Bklyn Renata avila, international party members and fellow in the 20th century, millions human rights lawyer who has travelers as they joined the ADVERTISING & PROMOTION: FRI FEB 7 of people across the globe SAT FEB 15 advised Wikileaks; and Glen party, lived within its orbit, [email protected] 6:30pM–8pM • FRee addressed each other as 12pM–5pM • FRee Ford, exec. editor of Black and left in disillusionment talK: JuDitH ButleR anD “comrade.” now, among cultuRe: natiVe aMeRi- agenda Report and disappointment as Sta- VOLUNTEER CONTRIBUTORS: SiMon cRitcHleY in con- the left, it’s more common to can aRtS Social CUNY LAW SCHOOL lin’s crimes became public. Linda Martín Alcoff, Charlyne VeRSation hear talk of “allies.” in Com- an afternoon of artwork, 2 Court Square W., Queens MCNALLY JACKSON INDE- Alexis, Eleanor Bader, Bennett Join Judith Butler and Simon rade, Jodi Dean insists that drumming, singing, dancing, PENDENT BOOKSELLERS & Baumer, Jenny Blair, Sue Brisk, critchley in conversation this shift exemplifi es the key conversation, storytelling FEB 16–MAY 24 CAFE Valerio Ciriaci, Rico Cleffi , around Butler’s new book, problem with the contempo- and community building. Sun 9aM–8pM • $200–$400 52 Prince St., Mnhtn Renée Feltz, Lynne Foster, The Force of Nonviolence: rary left: the substitution of native artists will also be sliding scale, course materi- Emma Gaffney, Esteban The Ethical in the Political, political identity for a rela- sharing and selling their als included THU FEB 20 Guerra, Theodore Hamm, which shows how an ethic tionship of political belonging artwork. leaRninG: SpaniSH FoR 8pM–11pM • $35–$55 David Hollenbach, Manvi of nonviolence must be con- that must be built, sustained, FLUSHING TOWN HALL Social JuStice WinteR/ MuSic: KaMaSi WaSHinG- Jalan, Carrie Klein, Derek nected to a broader political and defended. 137-35 Northern Blvd, SpRinG SeMeSteR ton Ludovici, Martin Mahoney, struggle for social equality. THE PEOPLE’S FORUM Queens courses are offered by incorporating elements of Leonardo March, Gary THE PEOPLE’S FORUM 320 W. 37th St., Mnhtn Mayday Space and algar- hip-hop, classical and R&B Martin, Farid Nassif, Tiffany 320 W. 37th St., Mnhtn SAT FEB 15 abía language co-op and music, this young saxophon- Pai, Donald Paneth, Libby FRI FEB 14 2pM–5pM • FRee are designed to help lan- ist and bandleader exceeds Rainey, Mark Read, Reverend MON FEB 10 7pM–2aM • $45–$65 actiViSM: ReGeneRatiVe guage learners develop the all notions of what “jazz” Billy, Olivia Riggio, Chelsey 6pM–8pM • FRee paRtY: SteaMY Valen- action tRaininG listening, speaking, reading, music is. Sanchez, Steven Sherman, Julia HiStoRY: RaDical aR- tine’S niGHt at tHe RuS- Humanity is sleepwalking to- writing and comprehension KINGS THEATRE Thomas, Tyrone Wallace, and cHiVeS HappY HouR Sian BatHS ward climate change-caused skills that are required for 1027 Flatbush Ave., Bklyn Chris Wright. Hang out with folks who love Break out your bikini or swim extinction. the situation is everyday life and community VOLUNTEER DISTRIBUTORS: Erik Anders-Nilssen, Eric Brelsford, Chris & Pam Brown, Hank Dombrowski, Joseph Epstein, Kim Frazcek, Lew Friedman, Mindy February 2020 February Gershon, Tami Gold, Priscilla Grim, Laura Kaplan, Michael Korn, Jane LaTour, Dave adverTIse In The Indy Lippman, Ashley Marinaccio, unIque audIenCe • affordable raTes • personal aTTenTIon Christine Miller, Saul Nieves, for more InformaTIon, emaIl [email protected] or Call 212-904-1282 Caroline Rath, Liam Reilly, Norm Scott, Carol Smith, and The IndypendenT Becky Vaughan. The IndypendenT 3 in tHis issue Rene paSSet stellaR sax: When Kamasi Washington blows he stretches the limits of jazz. Catch him at Kings Theatre this month. not exactly Funny pages: A 40-year survey of European comic book art launches on Feb. 27 at the Danese-Corey The neWs In brIef, p4 gallery. Don’t miss it. coney Island gentrifi cation, el Bloombito, cuomo’s AirTrain boondoggle and more. FRI FEB 21 eBRation oF DYlan & tHe 10aM–5pM • FRee DeaD geTTIng hIgh on a legal eXHiBition: ReMeMBeRinG a Mardi Gras party in grateful supply, p5 MalcolM X tribute to Bob Dylan, featuring Will Albany fi nally lift New curated from archives, this nicki Bluhm, Grahame lesh, York’s marijuana prohibition? pop-up exhibition will feature Scott law and alex Koford. handwritten notes, rarely seen BROOKLYN BOWL shoW me The money, p6 photos, and historic papers 61 Wythe Ave., Bklyn Frank seddio nearly bankrupted from the civil rights leader. 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    Two Trees presents an entirely unique perspective TEN GRAND STREET on the modern office – 6,000 RSF single occupant office floors on Williamsburg’s waterfront overlooking Domino Park. Ten Grand Street features floor to ceiling ENDLESS VIEWS windows, sweeping 360-degree panoramic views and UNLIMITED POSSIBILITES exceptional amenities. Completed in 2020, Ten Grand Street represents the most exciting boutique office space available anywhere in New York City. Designed by world-renowned architecture firm COOKFOX, the interlocking tower adds a completely new dimension to the Brooklyn skyline – seamlessly integrating office, retail and residential spaces. TENGRANDSTREET.COM [email protected] 718-222-2505 OFFICES Individual 6,000 RSF floor plates Floor-to-ceiling windows Ten Grand Street features 18 stunning single-occupant 360-degree panoramic views floors not to be found anywhere else in New York City. 11’-5” ceiling height Surrounded on all sides by floor-to-ceiling windows, the offices have some of the most exceptional views in Fully finished private bathrooms on each floor New York City. Whether for a remote-first company, a Four elevators with destination dispatch system regional hub or new headquarters, the mostly column- free space can be built out to any desired configuration. Options for pre-built spaces and flexible layouts Ability to connect adjacent floors Immediate occupancy TENGRANDSTREET.COM [email protected] 718-222-2505 PRE-BUILTS RIVER ST & DOMINO PARK RIVER ST & DOMINO PARK GRAND ST GRAND ST GRAND 7TH FLOOR 11TH FLOOR 6,083 RSF 6,083 RSF 44 Seats 62 Seats Hardwood Floors Polished Concrete Floors 5 Private Offices 1 Private Office 2 Conference Rooms 1 Conference Room DW REF Pantry DW REF 2 Phone Booths Private Restrooms Pantry Private Restrooms KENT AVE KENT AVE 0 0.5 1 2 4 8 0 0.5 1 2 4 8 OPTION 7 TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN RIVER ST & DOMINO PARK FLOORS 7 - 21 5,168 - 6,083 RSF Ten Grand Street offers move-in ready pre-builts or the flexibility to customize your office to suit your business needs.