Sander Hicks profiled
Monday, July 26th, 2010
The New York Observer profiles Vox Pop co-founder Sander Hicks [who no longer has any association with the coffee shop], who used to be a controversial local figure.
The general theme:
After tumultuous stints in, and bitter divorces from, the city’s Socialist and Green parties (under the latter’s banner, he twice ran for the Senate), Mr. Hicks now finds himself where he was always destined to be: more or less alone, in charge of his own political fiefdom on the fringe.
3 Responses to “Sander Hicks profiled”
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Matt says:
I visited Vox Pop only once and after noticing the 9/11 conspiracy literature on the shelves haven’t been back.
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Deb from Ditmas says:
Just a reminder that Sander Hicks is no longer associated with Vox Pop
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kit says:
Yes, Vox Pop is a completely separate entity from Sander Hicks, though he was involved with starting it. He doesn’t even own stock in the company.
