Notes from underground: On May 3, protesters jammed the platform of the Broadway/Lafayette subway station to protest the killing of Jordan Neely. Meir Chaimowitz
As George Floyd is my witness, well before a Manhattan grand jury ruled on June 14 that Daniel Penny should be indicted on manslaughter charges, and also before he twice “broke his silence” — claiming, in one interview, that he “does not watch the news,” he had never heard of Al Sharpton, he had been “planning a road trip through Africa,” and he definitely was “not a white supremacist” on that May Day afternoon when he fatally
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