Five activists probe the city’s reaction to the Amadou Diallo shooting, from the politics behind the protests to the future of organizing. Has New York witnessed the spark of a…
The most lucrative welfare-to-work job, as former Giuliani advisor Richard Schwartz has learned, is finding work for other people. A new breed of employment brokers lands contracts by connecting government…
Responsible for two of this year’s most challenging legal cases, the lawyers of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund have hit the mattresses.
When City Limits readers met Tiffany Stewart in the November 1998 issue, she was trying to get out of a city-run group home. Last month she was murdered.
For more than ten years, an odd legal precident provided a few hundred dollars a month toward rent for families on welfare. A new ruling says that money isn’t good…
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