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Harlem was as husky as any Ashanti, although he did not resemble the members of that tribe.

William Ashberry was cruising in his BMW M5 through Harlem, looking around him.

Lowell textile mills, of the Spanish-American war as seen by the Cubans, the conquest of the Philippines as seen by black soldiers on Luzon, the Gilded Age as seen by southern farmers, the First World War as seen by socialists, the Second World War as seen by pacifists, the New Deal as seen by blacks in Harlem, the postwar American empire as seen by peons in Latin America.

Standing there in a white T-shirt and a Casaba baseball cap, he felt like a whitebread turkey in the middle of Harlem.

The fare to the Jersey shore is three cents, to Brooklyn two, and to Harlem and Staten Island ten cents.

Who you think put all those hog-fat churchified old women at the age of thirty in Harlem?

Harlem, Remo found the longest Cadillac with the furriest seats and the most purple lights slung to the undercarriage.

Harlem, inside this store, maybe even beside them examining the pork or the beef, were people from elsewhere, from everywhere, from Turkey, from Gambia, from Suriname, from Senegal.

Israeli gonif who had his office on 10th Avenue, getting a ten-percent commission on each piece of soon-to-discolor crap he unloaded, his assigned route running from 125th Street in Harlem to Washington Heights-try to earn a living wage that way, bro.

Harlem as Cindee Maloo stomped her size-five Timberland all-terrain boot on the potholed street.

Harlem trailer, the images Cindee Maloo had beamed into the heavens were already being scrutinized on the other side of the world.

During those two hours, the staff had been working on a blockbuster story telling how Harlem had gone on strike, no one was reporting for work, and while there had been no announcements, the action was obviously well-organized and clearly a massive protest by the black community against bias, discrimination, and all forms of tokenistic, non-Jewish liberalism.

While rats ran under the sewers of the lower neighborhoods, such as mine, the Harlem River steamboat took the daytrippers over to Claremont, where the aqueducts from Croton rested.

With a low hum of premonition my eyes panned Harlem, as if out there among the smokestacks and flarepaths lay my damage, my special damage, waiting for birth or freedom or power.

Harlem apartment in New York, a young Negro teacher of mathematics named Bob Moses saw a photo in the newspapers of the Greensboro sit-inners.