Difference between revisions of "Bushwick"

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'''Bushwick''' is a neighborhood within the [[New York City]] borough of [[Brooklyn]].  One of the original [[Dutch]] settlements in New Netherland, today it is a large, working class community composed of mainly Hispanic residents. While strong [[Roman Catholic]] affiliation still persists among many residents, the time-honored local values of an honest day's work, [[charity]], and [[prudence]]. As of 2007 the area remains a vibrant cultural center, albeit in a tense transitional state as its demographics shift.
 
'''Bushwick''' is a neighborhood within the [[New York City]] borough of [[Brooklyn]].  One of the original [[Dutch]] settlements in New Netherland, today it is a large, working class community composed of mainly Hispanic residents. While strong [[Roman Catholic]] affiliation still persists among many residents, the time-honored local values of an honest day's work, [[charity]], and [[prudence]]. As of 2007 the area remains a vibrant cultural center, albeit in a tense transitional state as its demographics shift.
  
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Revision as of 17:05, April 13, 2008

Bushwick is a neighborhood within the New York City borough of Brooklyn. One of the original Dutch settlements in New Netherland, today it is a large, working class community composed of mainly Hispanic residents. While strong Roman Catholic affiliation still persists among many residents, the time-honored local values of an honest day's work, charity, and prudence. As of 2007 the area remains a vibrant cultural center, albeit in a tense transitional state as its demographics shift.