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Politics Focus on Prostitution. Roosevelt Avenue Just Wants to Be Clean.
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Politics Focus on Prostitution. Roosevelt Avenue Just Wants to Be Clean.
A Tibetan restaurant is sandwiched between a Mexican Taqueria and a New York Deli, with nearby immigration and income tax lawyer offices advertised in Spanish and Bengali, and a dozen different languages floating up toward the cacophony of the 7 train passing by. At night, the street roars even louder to life with vendors, bars, and music, maintaining its chaotic clash of ethnicities and cuisine. “You can’t even walk on Roosevelt because ther…
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