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Big Freedia Opens Up About Beyoncé, Bounce, Being Black in New Orleans, and Her Boo: BUST Interview
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(Music)
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... the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina through the medium of “bounce” music. An electrifying performer with a booming hip-hop flow; a flamboyant wardrobe that blends slick menswear with ultra-glam feminine ...
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Created on 23 June 2020
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Make An Emergency Plan for Your Four-Legged Family Members
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(Living)
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Natural disasters—fires, hurricanes, earthquakes—seem to be coming fast and furious these days. I was living in the British Virgin Islands in 2017, when Hurricanes Irma and Maria steamrolled us, destroying ...
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Created on 17 March 2019
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Princess Nokia Slays Again With Her Activism For Puerto Rico
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(Feminism)
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... Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, there is still a major crisis occurring. With people who live in poverty increasing to 52 percent of the population from 44 percent, Puerta Rico remains more impoverished ...
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Created on 31 August 2018
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Tammy Duckworth Will Bring Her Baby To The Senate: Link Roundup
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(Feminism)
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... still recovering from Hurricane Maria, back into darkness. “I give the people of Puerto Rico my word: we are going to restore power to every last house,” electric company chief operating officer Justo ...
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Created on 19 April 2018
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How To Talk About Racism, Sexism And Bigotry With Your Friends And Family
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(Feminism)
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... (“It’s hard to wrap my head around 900 Americans dying after hurricanes Maria and Irma. Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens, and they’re just as entitled to relief as Oklahoma or Montana would be. But instead ...
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Created on 28 February 2018
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These Two Women Are Helping Puerto Rican Artists Recover After Hurricane Maria's Destructio
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(Music)
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Music heals – and musicians do, too. In the wake of Hurricane Maria’s devastation and damage this fall, Puerto Rican artists in New York are sending grants to their independent counterparts based on ...
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Created on 27 November 2017
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La Borinqueña Is The Puerto Rican Superhero We Need Right Now
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(Books)
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Puerto Rico needs a hero right now. Before Hurricane Maria struck, over 200 schools had closed due to the fiscal crisis, and there were water shortages and electrical shortages — and now, all of ...
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Created on 17 October 2017
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Women Are Disproportionately Affected By Natural Disasters, And Here’s Why
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(Feminism)
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... for social reasons, which leads to heightened vulnerability during times of crisis. Many of these problems are present during everyday life, but are exacerbated by hurricanes, earthquakes and tsunamis. ...
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Created on 29 September 2017
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How To Help Puerto Rico And Mexico
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(General)
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Right now, millions of Americans in Puerto Rico are without access to water, power, or cell service because of Hurricane Maria.
This Tuesday, the mayor of San Juan, Carmen Yulín Cruz told CNN: ...
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Created on 27 September 2017
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5 Charities To Donate To After Hurricane Irma
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(General)
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Hurricane Irma, even though it was downgraded to a tropical storm, is still causing flooding in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and other southeastern states. But before Hurricane Irma hit ...
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Created on 11 September 2017
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Diana Nyad To Swim 48 Hours For Sandy Relief
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(General)
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... to amaze us!
As a part of “Nyad: Swim for Relief,” Nyad will be in New York City, swimming a total of 48 continuous hours in order to raise funds for the AmeriCares Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund. Her cause ...
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Created on 07 October 2013
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The BUST Spring Craftacular!
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(General)
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... from hip underwear from Ken Wroy to unique wax-casted pieces from Goldengrove.
Charity foundation Bugsella sold organic onesies to raise proceeds for Hurricane Sandy relief.
Juli Raja was on ...
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Created on 07 May 2013
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Vogue's Man-Made Hurricane Sandy Disaste
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(General)
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... Hurricane Sandy relief and emergency workers, such as members of the Coast Guard and a group of firemen. Annie Leibovitz, who photographed the spread, even saw fit to pose the models in areas that were ...
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Created on 17 January 2013
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The Way the Lights Went Out: A Hurricane Sandy Zine Benefit
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(Arts)
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There are many people out there who still have not recovered from the tremendous chaos that was brought to the East Coast by Hurricane Sandy. To lend a hand, two of New York’s favorite zinesters—Kate ...
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Created on 08 January 2013
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THANK YOU CRATE AND BARREL
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(General)
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Crate and Barrel has generously donated $100 on behalf of BUST to Rebuilding Together and their Disaster Relief Program for Hurricane Sandy.
Rebuilding Together is a non-profit organization that ...
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Created on 21 December 2012
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Tomorrow, Get Your Daily Dose of Sci-Fi Sex Comedy at PAJAMARAMA!
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(Movies)
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... questions via Skype following the screening!
Yes, really!
You can pick up an $8 ticket here—it’ll get you a free issue of BUST, and all proceeds are going directly to Hurricane Sandy relief via the ...
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Created on 18 December 2012
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BUST Presents Another Edition of PAJAMARAMA!
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(Movies)
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... chat after the screening.
Admission is $8, with all proceeds going toward Red Hook Initiative's Hurricane Sandy Relief. Drinks and delicious snacks are available, and attendees will ...
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Created on 13 December 2012
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Have Yourself a 'Murray Little Christmas
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(Arts)
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... for the famed drag king’s cheeky and comedic variety show. This year, Murray’s motley crew finds that the theater they’ve booked is still out of commission following Hurricane Sandy—but the show must go ...
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Created on 11 December 2012
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A Benefit to Restore Red Hook: By Local People For Local People
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(General)
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... which was severely damaged by hurricane Sandy. This show will benefit Restore Red Hook, which aims to raise funds to help the small businesses of Red Hook, Brooklyn reopen their doors as soon as possible ...
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Created on 16 November 2012
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This Weekend: Capsule Neighborhood Network
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(General)
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Want to get amazing discounts on some holiday shopping this year (and maybe score some awesome stuff for yourself) while helping out with the Superstorm Sandy hurricane relief efforts? Then come ...
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Created on 15 November 2012
