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The 2019 charter revision could do more than tinker with the mechanisms of power in the city. It could reshape how neighborhood identity, borough loyalty and citywide vision shape our…

ByJoseph P. Viteritti 2Comments

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Sep 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Kavanaugh’s Nomination Raises the Stakes for Reproductive Rights in Thursday’s Primary

‘We desperately need leaders who understand the importance of these issues to our communities’ health, wellness, and empowerment.’

ByLaura McQuade 0Comments

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Jun 2018

Opinion

CityViews: NYC Bid to Revise Charter and Improve Democracy Should Learn from the Past

‘Real change only comes through the devolution of more decision-making power to the local level combined with accountable local decision-making bodies and elected officials.’

ByHarry DeRienzo 1Comment

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Jun 2017

Opinion Podcasts

Audio: The Day My Parents, and 4000 Other Strangers, Married Across Racial Lines

My mom and dad are among many thousands of couples who’ve wed in the 50 years since the Supreme Court’s ruling in Loving v. Virginia. But they’re different from most:…

ByVictoria Edwards 9Comments

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Dec 2016

Housing and Homelessness In Depth

Labor, Law and Lessons from California: The Debate Over Local Hiring and the Rezonings

Advocates want the city to require developers who take advantage of rezonings to hire local residents for construction jobs. The city fears a legal challenge, but San Francisco and Los…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 0Comments

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Apr 2016

Opinion

Wake Up, Workers: That Supreme Court Decision was a Reprieve, not a Victory

The tied Supreme Court decision in the recent public-sector unions case is a very temporary reprieve for unions. But there’s not a moment of reprieve for the public, and therefore…

ByKatie Unger 1Comment

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Oct 2015

Opinion

Feds, State, City Must End the Debate Over Fair Housing, Find the Dollars to Deliver it

The question isn’t whether to aim to improve low-income neighborhoods or move the poor to more affluent areas. It’s how to do both. The answer lies in strengthening an array…

ByJudi Kende and Elizabeth Strojan 1Comment

Opinion: Charter Debate is a Moment for NYC to Change—or Confirm—its Identity

CityViews: Kavanaugh’s Nomination Raises the Stakes for Reproductive Rights in Thursday’s Primary

CityViews: NYC Bid to Revise Charter and Improve Democracy Should Learn from the Past

Audio: The Day My Parents, and 4000 Other Strangers, Married Across Racial Lines

Labor, Law and Lessons from California: The Debate Over Local Hiring and the Rezonings

Wake Up, Workers: That Supreme Court Decision was a Reprieve, not a Victory

Feds, State, City Must End the Debate Over Fair Housing, Find the Dollars to Deliver it

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Opinion: Charter Debate is a Moment for NYC to Change—or Confirm—its Identity

CityViews: Kavanaugh’s Nomination Raises the Stakes for Reproductive Rights in Thursday’s Primary

CityViews: NYC Bid to Revise Charter and Improve Democracy Should Learn from the Past

Audio: The Day My Parents, and 4000 Other Strangers, Married Across Racial Lines

Labor, Law and Lessons from California: The Debate Over Local Hiring and the Rezonings

Wake Up, Workers: That Supreme Court Decision was a Reprieve, not a Victory

Feds, State, City Must End the Debate Over Fair Housing, Find the Dollars to Deliver it

Newsletter

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