Community: Journal of Power Politics and Democracy in Hell's Kitchen
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In Mary Clark's fifteen-year journey through New York City politics, she walked the volatile streets to the halls of power, and experienced the triumphs and defeats of the Hell’s Kitchen community as it fought "development fever." In the 1980s, the AIDS epidemic was at its height. Homeless families were placed in midtown hotels, which resembled refugee camps. Crime associated with the illegal drug trade threatened one of Manhattan's oldest communities. Meanwhile, ambitious politicians vied ...























