Three Takeaways from This Year’s Elections
On Election Day, 75 percent of Rochester voters approved a ballot proposition that will create a civilian-controlled
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Sex Ed Saves Lives. Many NY Schools Don’t Teach it
I am in front of a group of students having a discussion about consent. One student raises their hands. She asks, “But, if you already started having sex with them, you can’t stop right? Even if you wanted to stop, you have to keep going, don’t you?”
Three Things You Need to Know About Early Voting in New York
After decades of being stuck in the voting rights stone age, New York is finally starting to get with the times.
What the LGBTQ Rights Arguments at the Supreme Court Mean for New Yorkers
The Supreme Court will soon decide whether it’s legal under federal law to fire LGBTQ people for who they are. But in New York, it’s already against the law to do so.
How NYC's Gifted Programs Make Segregation Worse
A proposal from a task force created by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio thrust the city’s gifted and talented programs into the news cycle.
Adding Police Officers to the Subway Won’t End Homelessness
The Metropolitan Transit Authority announced earlier this month that it would add 500 more MTA police officers to crackdown on quality of life offenses in the subway.
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