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Moses Jeanfrancois

Moses Jeanfrancois is a Brooklyn-based journalist originally from New Jersey. He has written for Business Insider, Bushwick Daily, and Architect's Newspaper. In his free time, you can find him on Twitter raving over the latest and greatest in music.

Recent Work by Moses

Fighting The Loneliness Epidemic in Brooklyn's Older Men

Fighting The Loneliness Epidemic in Brooklyn's Older Men

Healthcare provider RiverSpring Health Plans has formed a new group in Brooklyn to therapeutically fight social isolation in older men.
NYC Mayor Says he 'Respects The Process' After Daniel Penny's Acquittal

NYC Mayor Says he 'Respects The Process' After Daniel Penny's Acquittal

Shortly after a Manhattan jury acquitted Daniel Penny of criminal charges for killing Jordan Neely, New York City Mayor Adams said Neely "should not have had to die."
NYC Mayor Requests Meeting With Border Czar

NYC Mayor Requests Meeting With Border Czar

New York City Mayor Eric Adams touched on many issues during his regular weekly press conference, including an upcoming chat with the border czar Tom Homan, immigrant vs citizen rights, Elon Musk and cell phone bans in schools.
Meet the Brooklyn Firefighter Fighting Fires And Frizz

Meet the Brooklyn Firefighter Fighting Fires And Frizz

Organic, natural hair care is changing in the hands of Brooklyn native Gregory Shepherd and his shop Kultivated Hair Care.
Mayor Says Public Mental Health Crisis is Reason For NYC Stabbing Spree

Mayor Says Public Mental Health Crisis is Reason For NYC Stabbing Spree

Nw York City Mayor Eric Adams also addressed the rainfall shortfall, his support for the reinstatement of congestion pricing and more at his weekly press briefing.
What Makes Brooklyn Beautiful is Looking Like Zayn Malik

What Makes Brooklyn Beautiful is Looking Like Zayn Malik

There were about 200 people who showed up to the Zayn Malik look-alike contest in Bushwick on Sunday.
Disabled Voters in Brooklyn Must Pre-Plan to Vote, Advocates Say

Disabled Voters in Brooklyn Must Pre-Plan to Vote, Advocates Say

Though some may go to their local polling site and punch in their vote without thinking much about it, this is not the reality for Americans with a disability.
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