Eli Duke
View of Bedford-Stuyvesant from above. Along with Crown Heights and Bushwick, it's where real-estate gurus see room for investment now.
New York City’s political conversation is all about building affordable housing to offset the impact of the development boom. But at a real estate summit last week, the focus was on finding neighborhoods ready for rising rents.
The revelations about systemic brutality in the city’s jails point to the critical role that captains—the first layer of leadership over correction officers—play.
The second episode of “Straight Up” features a discussion on race and policing.
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