DeVos Neglected a Critical Civil Rights Program. Biden Could Save it
In schools around New York, Black and Latinx students are disciplined much more harshly and frequently than their white counterparts.
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In the Fight Between White Supremacy and Racial Justice, Police Play Favorites
Last week, the country watched as pro-Trump insurrectionists – undeterred and at times even assisted by the Capitol Police – stormed the US Capitol building.
This Company Sold Schools Facial Recognition Tech It Knew Was Racist. The Reality Was Even Worse
The company that makes the facial recognition system installed in Lockport, New York’s public schools admits its system is less accurate when used on Black people.
Four Ways NY Must Lead the Way After Trump
It feels like an enormous weight has been lifted.
We’re Suing the NYPD for its Attacks on Black Lives Matter Protesters
In the weeks after George Floyd’s killing at the hands of police in May, New Yorkers flooded the streets demanding – among other things – that police be held accountable.
Four Things to Know This Election Season in NY
We are in the middle of an election season like no other.