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The three candidates running for public advocate provide different rationales for how to use the office. The common thread is that each sees potential for the office to make a…

ByJarrett Murphy 7 minRead time

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Oct 2019

ARTS and CULTURE

Renowned Japanese Translator Donald Keene Honored at New York Memorial

Former students, colleagues and family of Donald Keene, known for his scholarship on Japanese literature, gathered to remember the late translator at Columbia University, where he’d previously studied and taught.

ByKaoru Ishiguro for Shukan NY Seikatsu 2 minRead time

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Oct 2019

Opinion

Opinion: Join the 400-Year Fight for Full Participation of all Peoples

‘The experiences of indigenous and Black people offer a lesson in the construction of institutional racism in the United States.’

ByKimberly Westcott 8 minRead time

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Oct 2019

ARTS and CULTURE

Latinos Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Week Following Their Motto: ‘Working’

“This city needs to acknowledge that we Latinos don’t just put hot sauce on their tostadas but we also bring our music, hard work, pay taxes.” Latino New Yorkers spoke…

ByEdwin Martínez for El Diario 5 minRead time

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Oct 2019

Government

Rikers Closure Plan Passes: How We Got Here

A look at City Limits’ coverage is far from a comprehensive rendering of the Rikers saga. But it does provide a sense of how long this argument has been going…

ByJarrett Murphy 8 minRead time

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Oct 2019

ARTS and CULTURE

Editor’s Notebook: Searching for the Ghost of Harold Bloom at the Melrose Library

Could the Melrose branch of today nurture a similar life of ideas?

ByJarrett Murphy 12 minRead time

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Oct 2019

Uncategorized

Opinion: Courts Must Change How They Gauge ‘Credibility’ in Victims of Violence

‘Courts often ask survivors, ‘Why didn’t you report sooner?’ or ‘Why can’t you remember details if it really happened?’ Asking ‘Why?’ places a survivor’s credibility immediately into question while doing…

ByLisa Rivera 5 minRead time

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Oct 2019

Government Housing and Homelessness Land Use and Development

City Council Eyes Ambitious Set of Housing Bills Before Year’s End

This year, the City Council’s focus will be on a range of bills aimed at eradicating lead poisoning and addressing the needs of the city’s homeless population, among other housing…

BySadef Ali Kully 7 minRead time

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Sep 2019

Climate and Environment

Toward a Bilingual City LimitsHacia un City Limits Bilingüe

City Limits se enorgullece de anunciar la contratación de Daniel Parra como primer reportero editor de contenido en español. City Limits is proud to announce the hiring of Daniel Parra…

ByCity Limits 7 minRead time

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Renowned Japanese Translator Donald Keene Honored at New York Memorial

Opinion: Join the 400-Year Fight for Full Participation of all Peoples

Latinos Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Week Following Their Motto: ‘Working’

Rikers Closure Plan Passes: How We Got Here

Editor’s Notebook: Searching for the Ghost of Harold Bloom at the Melrose Library

Opinion: Courts Must Change How They Gauge ‘Credibility’ in Victims of Violence

City Council Eyes Ambitious Set of Housing Bills Before Year’s End

Toward a Bilingual City LimitsHacia un City Limits Bilingüe

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