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2021: a selective review

Posted on December 30, 2021 by deborahshapiro

We are about to end the second year of the pandemic. We started the year with new vaccines, a gradual return to work, and grounds for optimism. As the year unfolded, Covid case rates went down in New York City … Continue reading →

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2020 in 20 Photographs

Posted on December 30, 2020 by deborahshapiro

The year we would all rather forget, the year from hell, the year of shock and loss and pain is nearing its end. With vaccines and a new president, change is in the air for 2021.

Posted in 2020, Manhattan, New York, Protest March, Women's March | Tagged 2020, Bethesda Terrace, Biden, BLM. Black Lives Matter, Central Park, Central Park Lake, Chinatown, closed restaurant, closed storefront, Columbia University campus, Coronavirus, Election 2020, Harlem protest, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Masks, Pandemic, Presidential Election 2020, Protesters, Riverside Park, Voting, Wuhan | Leave a comment

July 4, 2020: Patriotism, Pandemic, Protests

Posted on July 6, 2020 by deborahshapiro

On the holiday celebrating the Declaration of Independence of the United States, New York City remained largely in lockdown against the coronavirus pandemic. Public celebrations were cancelled and the famous Macy’s fireworks display was held in undisclosed locations. Protests against … Continue reading →

Posted in Manhattan, New York, Protest March | Tagged Black Lives Matter, Coronavirus, Flags, Fourth of July, Independence Day, Masks, Pandemic, protests | 1 Comment

Five Months in New York City: February-June 2020

Posted on July 1, 2020 by deborahshapiro

Five months have passed with excruciating speed and pain in New York City. This post is a look back on the momentous period between February and June 2020 and an attempt to give visual expression to the relentless chronology of … Continue reading →

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