In the new issue that came out a few days later, my photo of AOC speaking to a crowd outside the 90th Street-Elmhurst Avenue subway station in Queens made the cover. Before The New Yorker, Time, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, et al would put her on their cover, we did.
A Young Reporter Finds His Calling
The Indy just welcomed me in with open arms and recognized that I could contribute to a journalistic enterprise that was serious and rigorously edited, and was not wedded to the sectarian politics of the left.
Being Values-Driven and Fact-Based Are Not Incompatible. The Indypendent Proves It.
At The Indy, the editors hold the firm conviction that the best way to understand the truth is to understand not just the what, but the how and why undergirding our systems.
The newspaper that treats the working class with respect while it skewers the rich and the powerful needs your support today.
Joining The Indypendent Team Taught Me What Journalism for the People Really Looks Like
What it’s like working at a news outlet that delivers the people’s voice in full — without deferring to power or claiming a faux objectivity that doesn’t exist.
Meet The Indypendent’s Distribution Heroes
Indy readers help keep news boxes around the city stocked and tidy.
At The Indy, I discovered that you don’t have to be a “professional” journalist to do journalism.
Young Journalists Continue to Flourish at The Indy
When we began planning our November-December issue, we knew we wanted to do a feature on the Little Palestine…
The Indy Is an Invaluable Resource for Early-Career Journalists Like Myself
Every American newsreader should be deeply troubled by the current journalistic landscape. Six corporations produce 90% of the news…