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Lebrun (l.), Perlata and Murphy discuss the ethnic media--and the term "ethnic media."
The latest episode of Straight Up looks at New York City’s ethnic media: how their role is different from the mainstream media, the challenges they face and how they are evolving.
Most of the lawmakers who’ll vote on whether to renew rent-stabilization don’t have a single regulated tenant in their districts. But even among city lawmakers, the impact of the laws varies widely.
In the wake of two fatalities in early ’14, the de Blasio administration called for better reporting of abuse and neglect. But there is substantial doubt that child welfare investigations can root out real threats to kids’ safety.
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