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‘It is time to send the transit fare control apparatus off for recycling, replace it with nothing but open corridors, and ask our police to find new roles for themselves…

ByNoah McClain 2Comments

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Dec 2018

News

Forgotten Jails, Campaign Cash, Railroad Inequity and Farm Justice: 2018’s Best

City Limits spent its 43rd year doing what it has always done: Digging deep into complicated stories that matter to the city we love.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Dec 2018

ARTS and CULTURE In Depth

‘Fear City’ on the Big Screen: The Classic Films that Miscast NYC

Thinking of getting a classic New York City movie as a last-minute gift? Beware those titles that promoted inaccurate—and very powerful—images of the city that still resonate.

ByDavid Brand 2Comments

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Nov 2018

Opinion

CityViews: 2019 is the Year to Totally Change Policing in New York City

‘Our recommended changes will aim to advance meaningful and substantive remedies that no mainstream politician will currently support. Not because they don’t make sense but because they are too politically…

ByRobert Gangi 0Comments

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Nov 2018

Education In Depth Investigations

Overdue Assignment: Making NYC Schools Culturally Responsive

It will take more than new language or better lessons. Who’s teaching, who’s learning and the very nature of how social studies are taught and tested are also in play.

ByGail Robinson 4Comments

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Oct 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Punishment is a Contagion that Afflicts Us All

‘Punishment secured by violence is now a cultural fixture and an economic structure that victimizes all citizens. ‘

ByKimberly Westcott 0Comments

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Oct 2018

ARTS and CULTURE Government

Effort to Rename Columbus Day is Stalled; Statue Still Awaits Historical Markers

Cities across the country including Los Angeles, Seattle, Minneapolis, Austin as well as the states of South Dakota and Hawaii have renamed Monday’s holiday to honor Native Americans.

ByHarry DiPrinzio 0Comments

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Sep 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Affordable-Housing Advocates Must Listen to Opponents of Community Preference

‘In a recent discussion, some very basic assumptions of our sector were challenged.’

ByHarry DeRienzo

ByKirk Goodrich

ByIsmene Speliotis 12Comments

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Sep 2018

Health Opinion

CityViews: The Fight Against Maternal Mortality Starts With Listening

Every year in New York City, more than 3,000 women experience a life-threatening event during childbirth, and about 30 women die from a pregnancy-related cause.

ByHelen Rosenthal 1Comment

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Jul 2018

Justice

Audio: City Limits’ Harry DiPrinzio on ‘The Jail Next Door’

What lessons do the 14 detention facilities already in city neighborhoods have for the debate over where to put new ones? Our reporter and a veteran Bronx advocate weighed in…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

CityViews: Yes, Fare Evasion Costs the MTA. But What About the Costs of Fare Control?

Forgotten Jails, Campaign Cash, Railroad Inequity and Farm Justice: 2018’s Best

‘Fear City’ on the Big Screen: The Classic Films that Miscast NYC

CityViews: 2019 is the Year to Totally Change Policing in New York City

Overdue Assignment: Making NYC Schools Culturally Responsive

CityViews: Punishment is a Contagion that Afflicts Us All

Effort to Rename Columbus Day is Stalled; Statue Still Awaits Historical Markers

CityViews: Affordable-Housing Advocates Must Listen to Opponents of Community Preference

CityViews: The Fight Against Maternal Mortality Starts With Listening

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