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http://projects.nyujournalism.org/voicesofharlem/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2016/05/sen.jpg600346By Diego Lynch The 2 or 3 trains to 116th St, will take you to Le Petite Senegal, or Little Senegal. Languages from around the African continent can be heard on the streets. The Senegalese community formed here in the mid-1980s when an influx of Senegalese immigrants moved to the area. Since then, the neighborhood […]