The Village Voice

The Village Voice was an influential American newspaper founded in 1955 in New York City. Known for its independent and progressive journalism, it covered arts, culture, politics, and social issues, often challenging mainstream perspectives. Recognized for its investigative reporting, criticism, and arts reviews, it became a vital platform for alternative voices and in-depth commentary. The paper played a significant role in shaping cultural and political discourse, especially in the neighborhoods of Manhattan. Although it ceased print publication in 2018, its legacy persists through its impact on journalism, arts criticism, and the broader media landscape.