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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Hua Hsu, The New Yorker
Hua Hsu is best known, these days, for his writing in The New Yorker, telling universal stories of people like Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon and the late George Michael, but he’s also a wearer of quite a...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Pablo Torre, ESPN
If you’re a sports fan, you’re likely familiar with the work of ESPN’s Pablo Torre. Whether it’s providing insight on Around The Horn, guest hosting on Pardon The Interruption, or making appearances on...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Hua Hsu, The New Yorker
Hua Hsu is best known, these days, for his writing in The New Yorker, telling universal stories of people like Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon and the late George Michael, but he’s also a wearer of quite a...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Sara Yerry, Teacher, Brooklyn Arbor School
After graduating Brown with degrees in children’s cognitive development and Hispanic literature and culture, Sara Yerry’s jump to dual language teacher and advocate was a natural one. At Brooklyn Arbor...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Shelley Worrell, CaribBEING
Shelley is on a mission to make Caribbean culture in Flatbush, Brooklyn, an official affair—which, in everything but name, it has been for a long time. Starting in the 60s and 70s, immigrants from all...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Shani O. Hilton, BuzzFeed
BuzzFeed’s head of U.S. News, Shani O. Hilton has deeply shaped the journalist juggernaut that the digital media company has become in recent years. As the head of one of the youngest and most diverse...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: May Boeve, 350.org
350 stands for the concentration (in parts per million) of carbon dioxide that our atmosphere can hold before climate change begins. Cool, except that, currently, we’re at 400—which is to say, Earth...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Jimmy Duff, Duff’s
If you want to visit one of the most legit metal places in New York City, stop by Duff’s on Marcy Ave in Williamsburg. It has metal on the jukebox, has hosted Slayer, and always has its famous hearse...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Janna Levin, Pioneer Works
Science! Never did we think that statement alone would merit its own protest sign. In an age of confusion, Janna Levin, professor of physics and astronomy at Barnard College, remains a bastion of...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: David Belt, New Lab
David Belt is a cofounder of New Lab, a making space, workshop, and co-working space in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. A New York-based international real estate developer, he is also the Founder and Managing...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Missy Robbins, Lilia
A caliber chef with a penchant for fine dining Italian, Missy Robbins opened Williamsburg’s Lilia in 2016 and has attracted a great deal of accolades ever since. Though she cultivated her love of...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Phoebe Robinson, Sooo Many White Guys
Update: Read Phoebe Robinson’s sit-down interview with Brooklyn Magazine. If there is one thing the world doesn’t necessarily need to double down on right now, it is the promotion of even more white...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Hal Hlavinka, Community Bookstore
It might be true that Hlavinka (almost) crashed a fifteen-ton tractor while reading Gravity’s Rainbow, but what he lacks in field prowess he makes up for in bookish convictions. The Events Coordinator...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Pablo Torre, ESPN
If you’re a sports fan, you’re likely familiar with the work of ESPN’s Pablo Torre. Whether it’s providing insight on Around The Horn, guest hosting on Pardon The Interruption, or making appearances on...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Hua Hsu, The New Yorker
Hua Hsu is best known, these days, for his writing in The New Yorker, telling universal stories of people like Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon and the late George Michael, but he’s also a wearer of quite a...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Phoebe Robinson, Sooo Many White Guys
Update: Read Phoebe Robinson’s sit-down interview with Brooklyn Magazine. If there is one thing the world doesn’t necessarily need to double down on right now, it is the promotion of even more white...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Hal Hlavinka, Community Bookstore
It might be true that Hlavinka (almost) crashed a fifteen-ton tractor while reading Gravity’s Rainbow, but what he lacks in field prowess he makes up for in bookish convictions. The Events Coordinator...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Pablo Torre, ESPN
If you’re a sports fan, you’re likely familiar with the work of ESPN’s Pablo Torre. Whether it’s providing insight on Around The Horn, guest hosting on Pardon The Interruption, or making appearances on...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Hua Hsu, The New Yorker
Hua Hsu is best known, these days, for his writing in The New Yorker, telling universal stories of people like Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon and the late George Michael, but he’s also a wearer of quite a...
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Phoebe Robinson, Sooo Many White Guys
Update: Read Phoebe Robinson’s sit-down interview with Brooklyn Magazine. If there is one thing the world doesn’t necessarily need to double down on right now, it is the promotion of even more white...
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