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Get Out: Farmers Markets, Sip N' Shop and Georgia Ann Muldrow
A rainy weekend is predicted. But we're New Yorkers, and it's summertime. We'll let nothing rain on our parade! Get out!

Email: c.zawadi.morris@patch.com
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Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Bio: C. Zawadi Morris is a graduate of the University of Illinois, where she earned a B.S. in business administration (minor in Spanish). She also has an M.A. in journalism from Northwestern University. Ms. Morris has worked as a writer and contributor for the New York Times Fort Greene/Clinton Hill Local and The Atlanta Post. Ms. Morris has served as a bilingual press secretary for Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez, a senior account executive at Shandwick Public Affairs and Cohn & Wolfe Public Relations, a grants writer and a consultant in non-profit development.
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Welcome to Bedford-Stuyvesant Patch! My name is Zawadi, but some know me as Clara. You may recognize me from my many years as a gym member and sometimes volunteer at the Bedford-Stuyvesant YMCA. I am also a certified substitute teacher, so I am in and out of the local public schools. Or maybe you've seen me around town as a journalist, following a local elected official, trying to conduct an interview for a local news organ. Or perhaps, you just know me as Zawadi, the social butterfly, usually "laughing out loud" with friends, holding a coffee in one hand and a camera in the other.
I have lived in the Bedford-Stuyvesant community for the past 16 years, and I love this neighborhood. Furthermore, I am honored to be able to be a part of uncovering and documenting the rich history, vibrant culture and amazing profiles this community continues to produce.
So if you don’t know, now you know! Welcome to Bed-Stuy!
A rainy weekend is predicted. But we're New Yorkers, and it's summertime. We'll let nothing rain on our parade! Get out!

Come join a morning meet-n-greet in Tompkins Park for local dogs and their owners
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According to a new Pew study, 16 percent of Americans are downwardly mobile.
According to the study, 16 percent of Americans are downwardly mobile
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According to the study, 16 percent of Americans are downwardly mobile
According to the study, 16 percent of Americans are downwardly mobile
According to the study, 16 percent of Americans are downwardly mobile.
According to the study, 16 percent of Americans are downwardly mobile
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Bed-Stuy orgs received 16 awards totaling $273,600