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Across the country, the sudden growth of demands to defund and even abolish the police has taken by surprise not only conservatives and centrists but many progressives as well. Perhaps…

ByDanny Katch 2Comments

02

Jul 2020

A Budget that Either Clobbers or Coddles the NYPD

Two things can be said about the fiscal 2021 budget. One is that it made almost no one happy. The other is that it did not meaningfully reduce the operational…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jun 2020

Opinion

Opinion: Brownsville is Waging its Own Fight Against COVID-19 and Racism

‘As a community, we are not taking a knee waiting on the government to provide solutions. We are exercising our power and local resources to develop the hands-on solutions and…

ByErasma Monticciolo 3Comments

17

Jun 2020

Government In Depth Investigations Justice

Cutting the Police Budget Means Revising the Role Cops Play in Today’s NYC

Not everyone agrees on what defunding would mean, or what it would look like.

ByHolly DeMuth 1Comment

08

Jun 2020

Justice

Visuals: A Weekend of Protest

At peaceful gatherings in Brooklyn and the Bronx, the signs, scenes and shouts spoke for themselves.

ByJarrett Murphy

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

08

Jun 2020

Opinion

Opinion: New York City Nonprofit Leaders of Color Call for Action and Reform

‘Like all New Yorkers, we look forward to a return to normalcy. However, we do not seek a return to injustice, inequity, unfairness, marginalization, hatred, privilege, or contempt.’

BySteve Choi

ByFrankie Miranda

ByJo-Ann Yoo

ByJose Ortiz, Jr.0Comments

07

May 2020

Justice Podcasts

Eric Adams Says Cops Should Not Enforce Social Distancing

‘The police department has historical tension in certain communities. You’re now encouraging the largest interaction with these groups in history.’

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Feb 2020

Opinion

Opinion: An Open Letter on Policing the Subway

‘Creating financial barriers through such ongoing policies as fare increases for hardworking, low-income New Yorkers who contribute to the economic, cultural, and social fabric of our city is not for…

ByEmma Colón 0Comments

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Sep 2019

Opinion

Opinion: System for Disciplining Abusive Cops Lacks Teeth and Transparency

‘Until Albany finally repeals 50a and until we have an administration with a zero-tolerance approach to NYPD misconduct, local District Attorneys must themselves start to hold these officers accountable.’

ByAnne Oredeko 0Comments

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Aug 2019

Justice Podcasts

What the Pantaleo Decision Tells Us About Police Accountability in New York City

Even if the most intense reverberations from Commissioner James O’Neill’s August 19 decision subside, the Garner case will continue to shape conversations about the mayor, the police department and the…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

New Protest Movement Poses Challenges for Queens Progressives

A Budget that Either Clobbers or Coddles the NYPD

Opinion: Brownsville is Waging its Own Fight Against COVID-19 and Racism

Cutting the Police Budget Means Revising the Role Cops Play in Today’s NYC

Visuals: A Weekend of Protest

Opinion: New York City Nonprofit Leaders of Color Call for Action and Reform

Eric Adams Says Cops Should Not Enforce Social Distancing

Opinion: An Open Letter on Policing the Subway

Opinion: System for Disciplining Abusive Cops Lacks Teeth and Transparency

What the Pantaleo Decision Tells Us About Police Accountability in New York City

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