Tag: nepotism
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Vote your conscience, save your home!
Dear Bronx Voters, Yesterday, April 28th, The Bronx Times released an article which raised a very concerning possibility – What if a candidate backed by The PAC (political action committee) Ending Homelessness & Building a Better NYC or EHBB for short, wins the election? EHBB is funded by Michael Andrew Jenkins, a Wall Street mogul…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
“THE BRONX IS NOT A BRAND” BRONX COMMUNITY MEMBERS AGAINST THE EXPLOITATION OF BRONX CULTURE & CREATIVES 20 APRIL 2025 BOYCOTT BRONX NATIVE https://thebronxmafia.com BOYCOTT BRONX NATIVE Since 2019, The Bronx Native, aka Amaurys Grullon, has been partnering with a known “Enemy of the Bronx,” Marco Shalma, who has been plundering the local creative scene…
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Marco Shalma: From Cricket Burgers to the Bronx
We recently introduced or rather re-introduced our readers to Marco Shalma, Chief Editor @foodessey (just one of many self appointed titles and identities) and who despite being a relatively new resident to the so-called Bronx has managed to establish tight connections with local elected officials, businesses, and various government agencies. We were impressed to learn…
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Who is Marco Shalma?
Who is Marco Shalma? How has he positively impacted the Bronx; a predominantly immigrant community of displaced people from all over the globe? Why is the self-identified “visionary entrepreneur and creative strategist who Champions micro-businesses and minority-owned businesses” here? We learned from his Wiki bio that the 50-year-old Leonidas look-alike is a Pisces (February 19th,…
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Who is Michael Brady?
“An Intro to the low profile, yet powerful unelected” Image Credits: Concept by @rbgbooks1992//Illustrated by @gwuapgfx on IG Who is Michael Brady? Well if it were up to him, he’d prefer you never find out. “I purposely try to keep a low profile in the neighborhood and in the Bronx as a whole,” Brady told…
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The Bronx Native
“On May 25th, 2020, White Minnesota Police department Officer Derek Chauvin killed (murdered) a Black man named George floyd after kneeling on his neck for nearly 8 minutes and forty six seconds. The incident sparked a months-long wave of nationwide protests against police brutality and related injustices against Black Americans.”-UF University Archives On June 2nd…
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About us-Accountability
We are not professionals, journalists for hire, or employees of the mainstream media, nor do we aspire to be. This website was created to shed light on those who have consistently harmed the communities of the so-called Bronx. We aim to expose and hold accountable those who have destroyed, displaced, and exploited the “Borough that…