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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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Oct 2017

Government

Your Guide to Who is Running in Every 2017 Race

From the race for mayor to the contests for Council, from borough president to district attorney, be it a judicial race or the run for a vacant state legislative seat,…

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Oct 2017

Justice

Timeline: The Saga of Bill de Blasio and the NYPD

While Mayor de Blasio has achieved success, faced opposition and registered failures on many issues during his first term, none played so large a role in his becoming mayor—or posed…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Oct 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Beyond Symbolism, Black Poverty Matters

‘Condemning Neo-Nazis and Klansmen is (or at least should be) an easy first step. Yet, if we as a nation want to fully reject racism, we must commit ourselves to…

ByJoel Berg 0Comments

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Sep 2017

Uncategorized

Pols React to School Stabbing, as Debate Over ConCon Intensifies: Political Headlines for Sept. 28

Plus, Councilmembers kneel in protest and a look at Bo Dietl’s campaign promises.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Sep 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Racializing Inwood’s Rezoning Debate Won’t End the Risk of Gentrification

‘To racialize community concerns about the future is to create a toxic straw horse. It will divert residents’ attention from fighting against the social and economic violence that accompanies gentrification.…

ByAdele Oltman 13Comments

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Sep 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Opioids are a Crisis, but Crack is Still a Scourge in Some Communities

‘Unlike the swift response to the opioid epidemic that’s hitting middle-class white Americans, the response to crack has fallen inexcusably short.’

ByMichael Walrond 0Comments

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Aug 2017

Government Justice Video

Video: Why the Brooklyn DA Race Really, Really Matters

Of all the contests facing city voters this election year, the race for Brooklyn District Attorney will give its winner greater power over the daily lives of a larger number…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Aug 2017

Uncategorized

CityViews: NYC Public School Uniform Policies are a Symptom of Segregation

“Policing brown bodies and requiring young children to wear uniforms restricting their choices and imaginations mimics and prepares them for prison life.”

ByKamilla Sjödin 10Comments

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Aug 2017

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Experts Talk Gender, Race and the Local Elections

Dr. Christina Greer and Alexis Grenell dig into the gender and race issues in local politics that don’t always make headlines.

ByCity Limits 0Comments

CityViews: City Schools Make a Downpayment on Diversity

Your Guide to Who is Running in Every 2017 Race

Timeline: The Saga of Bill de Blasio and the NYPD

CityViews: Beyond Symbolism, Black Poverty Matters

Pols React to School Stabbing, as Debate Over ConCon Intensifies: Political Headlines for Sept. 28

CityViews: Racializing Inwood’s Rezoning Debate Won’t End the Risk of Gentrification

CityViews: Opioids are a Crisis, but Crack is Still a Scourge in Some Communities

Video: Why the Brooklyn DA Race Really, Really Matters

CityViews: NYC Public School Uniform Policies are a Symptom of Segregation

Max & Murphy: Experts Talk Gender, Race and the Local Elections

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