Issue 243 Feb 1, 2019 Download

Issue 243 Feb 1, 2019 Download

The BLACK HISTORY MONTH CALENDAR POSTER • P12 IndypendenT #243: FeBRuARy 2019 • IndypendenT.ORG Queens dA RAce WIde Open p9 GRAB ’eM By The cOnsTITuTIOn p16 The neW BOB dyLAn p19 eMpIRe sTATe OF MInd neW yORK Is seT TO cAsh In On cAnnABIs. BuT WhO WILL GeT The GReen? p4 By sTeVen WIshnIA ROB LAQUINTA 2 COMMUNITY CALENDAR The IndypendenT THE INDYPENDENT, INC. 388 Atlantic Avenue, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11217 212-904-1282 www.indypendent.org Twitter: @TheIndypendent facebook.com/TheIndypendent TUE FEB 5 movement-building con- Special guests Smoke Come ready to dance at ST. MARY’S CHURCH BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 6PM–9PM • FREE versations, food and drink. & Mirrors, Black Days, this communist anti-Val- 521 W. 126th St., Mnhtn Ellen Davidson, Anna Gold, SCREENING: DECADE OF THE PEOPLE’S PUPPETS SaneInsane. entine’s Day Party. Special Alina Mogilyanskaya, Ann FIRE 1 12th St., Bklyn MAGUIRE’S PUB guests: Red Yenta, a new SAT FEB 23 Schneider, John Tarleton In the 1970s, the Bronx 5420 Roosevelt Ave., socialist dating platform 9:30AM–3:30PM • FREE was on fire. Left un- FEB 8–MAY 12 Bronx hosted on Twitter and Ins- CONFERENCE: NYC EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: protected by the city WED, FRI–SUN 11AM– tagram (@redyenta), open ANARCHIST MENTAL John Tarleton government, nearly a 6PM, THU 11AM–10PM • SAT FEB 9 to leftists of all stripes HEALTH CONFERENCE half-million people were $0–$16 5:30PM–8PM • FREE looking for whatever it is Come strategize ways of ASSOCIATE EDITOR: displaced as their close- EXHIBITION: FRIDA SCREENING: PROFILED we call love. incorporating anarchist Peter Rugh knit, multiethnic neigh- KAHLO: APPEARANCES A powerful indictment of VERSO BOOKS values into mental health borhoods burned. Bronx CAN BE DECEIVING racial profiling and police 20 Jay St., Suite 1010, work. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: native Vivian Vazquez The largest U.S. exhibi- brutality, featuring the Bklyn JUDSON MEMORIAL Ellen Davidson, Alina mothers of individuals CHURCH, ASSEMBLY Mogilyanskaya, Nicholas exposes the truth about tion in 10 years devoted to Powers, Steven Wishnia the borough’s sordid his- the iconic painter and the killed by the NYPD. FRI FEB 15 HALL tory and reveals how her fi rst in the United States UNITARIAN CHURCH OF 10PM–4AM • $15 239 Thompson St., Mnhtn ILLUSTRATION DIRECTOR: embattled and maligned to display a collection of STATEN ISLAND MUSIC: BROOKLYN DUB Frank Reynoso community chose to re- her clothing and other 312 Fillmore St., S.I. CLUB: CHANNEL ONE MON FEB 25 sist, remain and rebuild. personal artifacts. Expect earth-shattering 6:30PM–8PM • FREE DESIGN DIRECTOR: CENTER FOR NEW YORK BROOKLYN MUSEUM SUN FEB 10 bass, entrancing reverbs TIME & SPACE: AVERY Mikael Tarkela CITY AFFAIRS 200 Eastern Pkwy., Bklyn 10:30AM–3PM • FREE and some of the deepest GORDON: ARCHIVING IN 72 5th Ave., Mnhtn EXERCISE: SHELDON and most exclusive cuts THE FUTURE PERFECT DESIGNERS: FRI FEB 8 BROWN MEMORIAL played through Dub-Stuy’s TENSE Leia Doran, Anna Gold THU FEB 7 7PM–10PM • $10 RIDE infamous 15,000W hand- We tend to think of ar- 6:30PM–8PM • FREE PERFORMANCE: OPEN For anyone that has at- crafted hi-fi behemoth. chives as repositories for MULTIMEDIA EDITOR: TALK: THE UNAUTHOR- STAGE tempted to fi x or maintain THE PAPER BOX memories, things and doc- Erin Sheridan IZED PLANS FOR NEW A performing arts event their bike, a quick internet 17 Meadow St., Bklyn uments. But Avery Gordon YORK in which any artist — search will likely land you asks, “What kind of ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER: Throughout the history amateur or professional at sheldonbrown.com at SAT FEB 16 archive safeguards a past Dean Patterson of New York there have — can take the stage some point or another. 4PM–8PM • FREE that the present hasn’t yet and share a five-minute Join the Mechanical PARTY: YEAR OF ABUN- caught up with? Can such GENERAL INQUIRIES: been alternative visions [email protected] for peace and sustain- piece. Share your art or Gardens Bike Co-op for DANCE: A LUNAR NEW a past be summoned to ability put forward by just enjoy the show! the annual Sheldon Brown YEAR CELEBRATION haunt the present as an SUBMISSIONS & NEWS TIPS: people suffering from BKLYN COMMONS Memorial Ride and cel- A celebration of Lower East alternative?” [email protected] displacement. Join 495 Flatbush Ave., Bklyn ebrate the spirit of knowl- Side and Chinatown com- JAMES ROOM. 4TH FL. 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Join the Committee to 466 Grand St., Mnhtn BOOK LAUNCH: CAPITAL Alcoff, Charlyne Alexis, Gino THE SKYLIGHT ROOM AT Stop FBI Repression and TUE FEB 12 CITY: GENTRIFICATION Barzizza, Bennett Baumer, THE GRADUATE CENTER, learn how to compile 6:30PM–8:30PM FRI FEB 22 AND THE REAL ESTATE Allison Bellucci, Yousef CUNY and submit requests for TALK: COLONIAL PASTS 6:30PM–8:30PM • FREE STATE Oussama Bounab, Valerio 365 5th Ave., Mnhtn data, files and documents AND VIOLENT PRESENT TALK: PREDICTIVE PO- As Samuel Stein makes Ciriaci, Rico Cleffi , Anne through the Freedom of OF CONFINEMENT LICING & THE STALKER clear in this tightly Derenne, Federico di Pasqua, THU FEB 7 Information Act. Bring Join Prof. Laleh Khalili as STATE: HAMID KHAN & argued book, it’s through Renée Feltz, Lynne Foster, ALEX VITALE the seemingly innocuous Esteban Guerra, Lauren Kaori 7PM–10PM • FREE your laptop and best can- she examines the histori- Gurley, David Hollenbach, FOOD: RADICAL POT- do attitude. cal roots of the Israeli oc- Hamid Khan, founder of profession of city plan- Manvi Jalan, Gary Martin, LUCK 500 7th Ave., Mnhtn cupation of Palestine and the South Asian Network ners that we can best Lydia McMullen-Laird, The People’s Puppets the U.S. War on Terror. in conversation with Alex understand gentrification Charina Nadura, Farid Nassif, of Occupy Wall Street SAT FEB 9 THE PEOPLE’S FORUM Vitale, author of The End of here in NYC. Planners Brady O’Callahan, Donald has spent the past three 9PM–2AM • $15–$20, 320 W. 37th St., Mnhtn Policing, on the problems provide a window into Paneth, Mark Read, Reverend months migrating to their 21+ with predictive policing the dynamics of urban Billy, Steven Sherman, new studio. Join them MUSIC: STRAIGHT TO FRI FEB 15 and the state’s expanded change: the way the Apoorva Tadepalli, Naomi at their new space for a HELL: A TRIBUTE TO THE 8PM–1AM • FREE capacity to trace, track state uses and is used by Ushiyama, and Amy Wolf. night of performances, CLASH PARTY: RED PARTY and monitor us. organized capital, and the VOLUNTEER DISTRIBUTORS: Erik Anders-Nilssen, Eric Brelsford, Chris & Pam Brown, Hank Dombrowski, Joseph Epstein, Kim Frazcek, February 2019 Lew Friedman, Mindy Gershon, Tami Gold, Priscilla Grim, Michael Hirsch, Zack Kelaty, Michael Korn, Jane AdVeRTIse In The Indy LaTour, Dave Lippman, unIQue AudIence • AFFORdABLe RATes • peRsOnAL ATTenTIOn Ashley Marinaccio, Saul FOR MORe InFORMATIOn, eMAIL [email protected] OR cALL 212-904-1282 Nieves, Caroline Rath, Liam Reilly, Norm Scott, and Carol The IndypendenT Smith. The IndypendenT 3 FeBRuARy IN THIS ISSUE power of landlords and develop- THE GALLERY LE POISSON ers at every level of government. ROUGE But crucially, planners also 158 Bleecker St. Mnhtn WheRe The GRAss Is possess some of the powers we GReeneR, p4 must leverage if we ever wish THU FEB 28 New York appears set to legalize to reclaim our cities from real 9PM–4AM • FREE pot. Who will benefi t? estate capital. PARTY: LAYLIT Verso Books A night showcasing the vibrant neWs In BRIeF, p6 20 Jay St., Suite 1010, Bklyn and diverse genres of Middle- Extinction rebellions, subway Eastern dance music stretching chaos, Amazon and unions, gay THU FEB 28 all the way back to the late ’60s. ©NICKOLAS MURAY PHOTO ARCHIVES conversion therapy. 7PM • $10 Come prepared with your disco LIT: CHARLES BUKOWSKI ME- balls and dabke sticks! cAReLess cRueLTy, p8 MORIAL READING MOOD RING Gentrifi cation threatens Featuring performances of 1260 Myrtle Ave., Bklyn to cancel out the mayor’s the Bukowski’s poems and progressive reforms, including stories by a cast of talented plans to expand health coverage. fans, including monologist Mike Daisey and performance artist A peOpLe’s dA?, p9 Diane O’Debra. Considered poet FRID-OM: Nickolas A 31-year-old public defender laureate of Skid Row, Bukowski Muray’s Frida with takes on the political machine in was a champion of the lost, the Idol, 1939, as well as the Queens DA race. lonely and the outcast. He wrote numerous paintings by about the human condition — and personal artifacts GuTTed, p10 something that can be applied belonging to the artist New York City is taking initial to any time period regardless of herself are on view at steps to sell off its chronically changes in technology, politics the Brooklyn Museum neglected public housing. or societal conflict. beginning this February. LIVInG heRITAGe, p12 Discover Black History Month DIRTY OLD MAN: events citywide with this free Toast Charles Bukowski pullout calendar. at Le Poisson Rouge on Feb. 28. eBOny & IVORy, p14 Is it time for progressives of color and allies to welcome the We hAVe RAIsed white working class back into the fold? $30,615 eQuAL pAy FOR eQuAL WORK, WINTER As OF JAnuARy 31.

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