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There's no peace in the religion of people

I remembered that this book was on Reading Explorers and it's one of my favorite books. The sequel to this book is A pocket for Corduroy.

I went to the Museum of the City of New York in 1987 and saw the Stettheimer Dollhouse. The dolls were in the rooms. I don't understand why they are not in the rooms now. My favorite room, which you did not show, was the Chinese room, dark red, ornate, with Gertrude Stein and Alice Toklas playing mahjong. Ina Claire is behind a curtain, shooting a syringe into her arm. There were other figures, but those are the ones I remember. I'm glad I got to see it before it was encased behind some kind of barrier, like it seems to be in these photos.

Can never get enough of Joel Grey!

Love this. Greatest city on the 🌎

That’s most important Bible quote

That was a great explanation Fran! Makes me want to go see those pieces for a second look.

GO FRANCES!

histórico. hermoso trabajo mis máximos respetos para este increíble artista, CHINO MALO !! UFO !!

She's delightful as she tells us the story.

I remember my mother sharing stories of being on the rooftop in the evening and the summer when it was really hot they would bring up their mattresses and look up at the stars and it was a four family tournament and they could come together and have deep connection this reminded me of that thank you Cindy

My ancestor Nevada N Stranahan knew Al Smith ... Nevada had been made port collector of the city of new york by Theodore Roosevelt. Nevada was also related to James S T Stranahan of Brooklyn fame

Oh there is so much here! Thanks for making this.

I still have no idea what the museum is about

Funny This outspoken human rights activist refuses to comdemn Hamas. She's a Hamas mouthpiece

It used to be that the voice of the more religious-oriented was the lone voice you heard calling for solidarity and mercy. Now the loudest voices claiming to speak for God are obsessed with power, privlege and hatred. And therefore the more Christlike a person is the more they've been repulsed from Him by those who represent Him so loudly and poorly. Especially young people. When He spoke about those who keep children from knowing Him, He was referring to conservatives, make no mistake.

Linda cockroach

I'm so lucky my history teacher assigned this- I can learn about this mans great work. Its amazing how we can cast such a blind eye to this part of history, and still do that today. In NYC stuff like this is still happening.

I apologize for losing my temper when I saw the show for kids in gaza with farfaoule I was so disturbed by it and lashed out saying you can’t lead a women’s march because what mother is ok with that? anyway you are not responsible for that show anymore than i am responsible for what some fascist in another country does. I was angry and out of line and I am sorry Linda 🕊️💙

As a bookseller, Jacob Riis' photo journalistic books were on my always buy list. We have many great American photographers who deserve pre-eminent positions on the list of exquisite and/or life altering photographs. However Riss is in a class unto his own. His photos are devastating and soul wrenching yet leave us with a desire to assist those less fortunate. They are a window to the past and a door to the present. His photos provide us connection with those we may only glance at. If you've never studied his photos, his books are readily available on eBay.

I saw the display just this weekend. I promise it will make you happy.

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Wonderful woman absolute genius, so worthy of this tribute. Ms. Stroman brought uniquely charmed magic to Broadway like no other. How very appropriate that this event is at the MCNY a very unique museum established to celebrate the identity of the greatest city in our Democracy. Delightful!

*cries in Mexico City*

All those days at the beach. All those times in freshman art class having seen a flash of a Riis image. Now the two are connected once and for all. Thank you.

Political theater caused all this nonsense 😑

Thank you Riis

INTJ with developed Te, Fi and Se

Met this guy on the subway! I bought a copy of his flip book. Used to love seeing it as a kid on the D/Q line.

The world can be such a cruel and heartless place. It’s wild how poorly the US has always treated its immigrants. The stat about 1-in-10 NewYorkers living and dying in anonymous filth was shocking. All those lives… They all could have been something wonderful if only they’d had the resources. We humans are capable of so much more. 🥺

I might go next week. Now tell me, which exhibits do you recommend the most?

I question, I might have missed this in the video but how does the doll house have working lights.

A+

Very interesting n Fabulous Dolls

This is a good video, but it could have been a great one if it were not for the phony sounding voiceover. I assume Terry Borton of the American Magic Lantern Theater is the voice we are hearing. I have seen documentarians successfully mix recreated visual and audio elements into their work in the past, but the narrative delivery is overly dramatic and unrealistic to an extent that almost downgrades the substance of the photos. I am sure Mr. Borton is a great actor with a great command and understanding of drama and theater, but I am not sure that knowledge was put to good use here.

JML is not only a great photographer, he's a wonderful human being. And, an excellent instructor.

I was born in the 90s but I 💟 the 60s Vibes

Fuck this slob... He needs a one way ticket to Venezuela

woah 😳

How does this video only have 3 likes, that's so underrated... wow

❤ this.

That old lady Moore is boring

Kubrick was anti socialist believe it or not

When I first came to NYC from Texas in 1993 someone pointed out Mass Transiscope to me. It seems as if I've seen it every day since then and it still delights me.

That was one of the most unexpectedly amazing things I have ever encountered. You really brought the patriot and inspiration Jacob Riis to life. Thank you.

Alec has also done some shooting him self but not the same kind 😂

Very informative and interesting. Thank you for posting this.

the moon landings are his best work...watch dinner with Andre!!!

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