Habiba Alcindor

Habiba Alcindor is the communications coordinator for The Nation. She is an aspiring screenwriter who lives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and is currently writing a soap opera.

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2008

2007

  • The Future of the Party?

    April 27, 2007

    Did the recent College Democrats of New York State Convention augur a new day for the Democratic Party?

2006

  • Black Farms, Black Markets

    August 24, 2006

    For black farmers, succeeding financially and bringing healthy food to urban markets remains an uphill battle against a lack of business contacts.

2005

  • Losing Ground

    March 20, 2005

    Black farmers and the agrarian culture they embody are rapidly disappearing.

2004

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