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HUD’S MAGIC FORMULA: NEW BLOCK GRANTS ON THE BLOCK

Kai Wright | February 9, 2004

The Bush administration’s proposed changes to the Section 8 voucher program would give public housing authorities unprecedented control.

City Lit: Action and Reaction

Kai Wright | November 15, 2003

What did a heady decade of anti-racism activism win?

The Big Idea: Safe Sex Ed

Kai Wright | August 15, 2003

The Bush administration’s new public health priorities push HIV prevention back into the closet.

MAYOR TO KEEP AIDS SERVICES CITY-RUN, EYES REORGANIZATION

Kai Wright | June 2, 2003

To the relief of the AIDS community, Mayor Bloomberg agreed not to contract out AIDS services as part of a preliminary budget deal with the Council last week-but his plan to shuffle around oversight of those services continues to keep advocates on edge.

Bill Clinton

The Big Idea: Ailing Giant

Kai Wright | May 15, 2003

Take a shaky health care system that grew too fast. Add recession. Stir in Dubya’s new deregulation plan. What do you get? Medicaid’s collapse.

Christine Quinn

LEGAL AIDS

Kai Wright | March 24, 2003

In his first significant speech on the city’s AIDS policy, Mayor Bloomberg announced he hopes to dismantle a law that requires the city to provide a certain level of services to people with the virus — and to place those responsibilities in the hands of community organizations instead.