Stop-and-Frisks Plummeted Under New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, But Racial Disparities Haven’t Budged
We’ve come a long way since 2011.
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Driving Could Get Some New Yorkers Deported. Here’s What We Can do to Protect Them
For some New Yorkers, just driving their child to the emergency room can be a big risk.
The Public Has No Clue How Policing is Impacting New York Schools. And That’s a Big Problem
Across New York state, we have no idea how many police are roaming the hallways of our schools. We have no sense of how many arrests are taking place on campuses and we have no clue what the full scope of policing in schools is.
New York May Finally Do Something to Help Prevent What Happened to Kalief Browder
In January, the City of New York reached a $3.3 million settlement with the family of Kalief Browder.
My Advice for Coming Out
Gio is a leader in the New York Civil Liberties Union’s Teen Activist Project (TAP)
Before I came out for the first time, I thought it was something you did just once.
Schools Responded to the Parkland Shooting with More Police. Here's What We Really Need
The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, a year ago today, in which 17 students and staff members were killed, put gun violence front and center in the national conversation.
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