Critica.NYC: The Podcast
Raquel Batista
Critica.NYC is a program focusing on and analyzing the work, life, and politics of the Latinxs community in New York City and beyond. Issues wil be discussed with leading Latinxs thought leaders on issues ranging from the global pandemic, the 2020 uprisings, housing, education, religtion and so much more. This endeavor is inspired by the legacy and work of Angelo Falcon, a pioneering Puerto Rican public intellectual who had a deep committement to social justice movements in the Latinx community .
Check out Critica.NYC TV program on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network -MNN.org
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