Allegations of Irregularities in Bronx Congressional Voting
At least four candidates in the crowded Democratic primary to replace retiring Bronx Rep. Jose Serrano says there were irregularities in last Tuesday’s voting. Assemblyman Michael Blake, who placed second in the votes tallied on June 23, and is preparing a lawsuit
NYC Faces ‘Deep and Enduring Unemployment,’ Says Report
New York City is experiencing “deep and enduring unemployment,” with low-income workers of color facing the greatest job losses, according to this latest report issued by the Center for New York City Affairs
Why ‘Black Lives Matter’ to NYC’s Latino Police-Reform Marchers
To understand this, we have to think about the history of this relationship between African Americans and Latinos. Both communities have faced the same economic problems and have lived in the same neighborhoods.
The daily death tolls are dropping. But COVID-19's impact on our city has just begun. From hospitals to housing, education to the economy, there are tough questions to be answered and important stories to be told. With your help, we can tell them.
Opinion: The Crisis in Immigrant Health is Far from Over
This unprecedented public health crisis has further illuminated existing discrimination and inequities in access to medical care, especially for one community disproportionately impacted by COVID-19: immigrants.
Opinion: Time to Fire NYC’s Bad Cops
A radical restructuring of police discipline – one that removes the NYPD from the process entirely – is vital. There are steps the City Council can take right away to insert real accountability into the law.
Opinion: The Press is Stoking Fears of a Phantom Child-Abuse Crisis
Understanding that Black Lives Matter and that the taking of Black lives by police needs to stop, efforts toward decarceration and ending police violence should include stopping the destruction of Black families.
Opinion: Ageism and Racism are Twin Evils That NYers Must Defeat
The mountains of ageism, racism and sexism were always too high of a climb for the city to adequately fund services for the fastest growing segment of our population, those 60 and older. However, the city must change things.
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