The 17-year-old Virginia native Maame Biney made history on Saturday as the first black woman to qualify for the U.S. Olympics Speedskating team.
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Our Team USA athletes, U.S. Olympic Short Track Speed Skater Maame Biney and U.S. Olympic Snowboarder Jamie Anderson, feature here in our official Closing Ceremony Down Jacket and turtleneck sweater as they prepare to represent Team USA.
High Line Educator Karen Lew Biney-Amissah makes history fun for a group of students. Photo by Rowa Lee Long before the High Line was a forgone conclusion, Friends of the High Line staff learned a valuable lesson about the power of programming from our very first landlords. In 2002, Josh David and Robert Hammond opened […]
