
The Harlem NOW Blog features commentary and opinions from Harlem residents and others who have great insight into issues that are relevant to our community.
The views expressed in individual postings are those of the writer
and are not neccessarily those of Harlem NOW. Contributors are encouraged to share differing viewpoints for the express purpose of fostering a healthy discussion
on issues that are relevant.
If you have an interest in becoming a regular contributor please send your bio and a sample submission to blog@harlemnow.org.
Featured Contributors:
- Vincent S. Morgan
- Shola Lynch
- Gregg Walker
- Michaela angela Davis
- Greg Tate
- Keisha Harris
- Nicole Moore
- Jonathon Kahn
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What Happens After Charlie Rangel?
Congressman Charles B. Rangel has honorably served the 15th Congressional District of New York for 38 years and next year he celebrates his 80th birthday. Is it the right time to begin a discussion of what comes after this political icon? Read more
Generation ONE. The Obama Presidency and the future of politics for a new generation of leaders.
The Obama campaign has ignited a new sense of purpose for many Americans, in particular young African-Americans and Hispanics. This is a golden opportunity to connect with this generation that for many seemed lost. Will we squander this chance to engage Generation ONE? Read more

Harlem Now also supports these other opinion editorials and blog posts that you may find interesting reading.
- Harlem NOW by Vincent Morgan
- Manhattan Viewpoint by Gregg Walker
- Majority/Minority by Shola Lynch
- Uptown Flavor
- Harlem World
- Uptownlife.net
- The Huffington Post
- Bob Herbert, NY Times
- Ben Smith on Politics, Politico.com
The Harlem NOW Reading List:
The Political Biography of an American Dilemma
More great titles selected by Harlem Now
Have you read a great book that we should add to the reading list?
Let us know about it, email the title and author to info@harlemnow.org
