Community Preferences Curtailed: City’s Affordable Housing Lotteries Face Changing Dynamics
New York City will amend its long standing practice of giving preference to locals applying for affordable housing lotteries in their neighborhoods—the result of a years-long lawsuit that accused the practice of fueling residential segregation.
Opinion: ‘Women Forward NYC’ Can’t Succeed While the Mayor Cuts Child Care
"There is no equality without affordable child care. Yet despite claiming to stand up for women, since entering office, the mayor has made cut after cut to pre-K and 3-K — programs that have been proven to help women enter the workplace and thrive."
