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‘Students with marginalized identities are consistently subjected to a neutral discussion of the very ideas, principles and policies that have questioned their existence and sustained violence in their communities for…

ByRachel Goodman

ByFlorence Otaigbe 14Comments

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May 2018

Economy

Study Reveals Stark Income Disparities and Widespread Stress in Northern Manhattan

Income is up and poverty is down in Central Harlem, West Harlem and Washington Heights. But those neighborhood-wide numbers don’t capture what different segments of each community are experiencing.

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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May 2018

Opinion

CityViews: New York’s Sex Ed Classes Need to be About More Than Sex

‘If we are truly committed to building a future where all people, regardless of gender, are empowered to live with agency and free from violence, it starts with comprehensive sex…

ByAlessia Milstein 0Comments

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Mar 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Mayor Must Stop Dragging His Feet on Specialized High School Reform

‘Despite continued big talk, the mayor has taken baby steps, clearly more cosmetic than substantive in nature.’

ByLazar Treschan 15Comments

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Feb 2018

Government

De Blasio Opens a New Front as First-Term Battles Grind On

Bill de Blasio’s state of the city address didn’t drop any novel ideas on NYCHA, homelessness, education, jobs or other big-ticket items. The mayor instead focused new energy on making…

ByJarrett Murphy 3Comments

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Feb 2018

NYCHA Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Mayor De Blasio’s Trip To Albany

It’s an annual rite of mid-winter: The mayor of New York City travels to the state capitol to give his take on the governor’s proposed budget, and state legislators pelt…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Nov 2017

Opinion

CityViews: City Schools Make a Downpayment on Diversity

An initiative in the Lower East Side’s school district ‘represents meaningful progress in the work towards equitable schools there – and the city as a whole.’

ByMatt Gonzales 4Comments

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Sep 2017

Uncategorized

Whither the City’s PACs, de Blasio’s Renewal Schools & Yellow Cabs? Campaign Headlines for Sept. 26

Plus, Anthony Weiner is sentenced to prison time.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jun 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Kids With Special Needs Would Lose if City Wins Charter-School Closure

A mom who is suing the DOE writes about the role a threatened charter school has played in the lives of her two sons with learning disabilities.

ByLayta Downs 0Comments

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May 2017

Opinion

CityViews: City is Trying to Build a Seamless System for Autistic Kids

‘A single coordinating agency should develop and apply consistent, developmentally appropriate standards across the full publicly-funded early childhood continuum, beginning at birth and continuing into elementary school.’

Bydorothy siegel 10Comments

CityViews: CUNY Law School Needs to Confront its Race Problem

Study Reveals Stark Income Disparities and Widespread Stress in Northern Manhattan

CityViews: New York’s Sex Ed Classes Need to be About More Than Sex

CityViews: Mayor Must Stop Dragging His Feet on Specialized High School Reform

De Blasio Opens a New Front as First-Term Battles Grind On

Max & Murphy: Mayor De Blasio’s Trip To Albany

CityViews: City Schools Make a Downpayment on Diversity

Whither the City’s PACs, de Blasio’s Renewal Schools & Yellow Cabs? Campaign Headlines for Sept. 26

CityViews: Kids With Special Needs Would Lose if City Wins Charter-School Closure

CityViews: City is Trying to Build a Seamless System for Autistic Kids

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