Judith C. Lovell, Author at OurBKSocial

Contributing Writer/Historian - Judith was born in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, attended Brooklyn Tech in Ft. Greene, & Brooklyn College in Midwood and is now a professor at two colleges in Brooklyn. She likes to unwind in Bed-Stuy and has lived in Brooklyn all of her life. "I'm a Queen who loves her King's County." Fun fact - She loves frogs and has owned 300 of them; though only 4 were real.

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“Spread Love, It’s The Brooklyn Way”

This February — the official month of LOVE — Brooklynites detail what Biggie really meant.

Events

‘Marry Me A Little’ Showing At The Gallery Players Is A Treat For The Stephen Sondheim Enthusiast

Hurry, you only have two weeks to see it!

'Marry Me A Little' Now Showing At The Gallery Players Is A Treat For The Stephen Sondheim Enthusiast

Events

NCBW To Host A Poetic Celebration To Honor The Legacy of Maya Angelou At The Brooklyn Museum

The late Maya Angelou still rises in Brooklyn.

Cover Story

America’s Worst Presidents Have Ultimately Prepared Us For Donald Trump

History shows, we're not as screwed as we think we are.

America's Worst Presidents Have Ultimately Prepared Us For A Donald Trump Presidency

Cover Story

A Year In Review: Here’s What The Hell Happened in Brooklyn in 2016!

A whole lot went down, but here are the top 134 headlines of the year.

General News

Anthony Bourdain Left Brooklynites Full After Bringing ‘The Hunger’ Tour To BAM

“Anthony Bourdain is the rockstar of food. From the time I was a teen, I wanted to be like him — he tells it like...

General News

Beyond Protest: Everything You Should Know About The Electoral College And How To Move Forward Post-Election

After an unsavory and exhausting presidential campaign, the election is over. Many thought, we could finally relax and return to business as usual. But...

General News

Abraham Abraham And The Hidden Figures Of Crown Heights, Brooklyn

You’ve probably heard of “Doctor’s Row” in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. This historically distinguished professional neighborhood stretched from New York Avenue to Kingston Avenue on...