Nicole Javorsky
The city launched a public art campaign in November, in response to an uptick in bias incidents again Asian New Yorkers during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Nicole Javorsky)
‘Though the Commission’s mandate is simple—everyone should be able to live as their full selves with dignity and respect—executing that mandate takes investment, commitment, and resources.’
The city’s human rights commissioner writes: ‘We can and must do better to ensure that every New Yorker in need of housing can access it. It’s the law, but it’s also the right thing to do.’
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