URBAN AGENDA: Federal Cuts, Local Consequences: Will New York Protect Black Communities?
When government retreats from its responsibility to protect vulnerable families, Black communities often feel the impact first and the longest.
URBAN AGENDA: Specialized High Schools Admissions Rigged Against Students of Color
This year Black students received 3.5 percent of the 4,023 acceptance letters to specialized high schools, and Latino students received 6.5 percent.
URBAN AGENDA: Rent Stabilized Tenants Won a Much-Deserved Break
On June 25th, for the first time since the de Blasio administration, the RGB voted to freeze the rent for New York City’s roughly one million rent-stabilized apartments.
URBAN AGENDA: Mayor Takes Troubling Turn on Police Oversight, Reform
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has a chance to show who has the final say on oversight of the New York City Police Department.
URBAN AGENDA: Thanks to Trump and HR1, 500,000 New Yorkers Are Losing Health Coverage
HR1, driven by Republicans in Washington, is totally responsible for the gutting of public health programs.
URBAN AGENDA: Stroke Ain’t No Joke
Many Americans, particularly in Black and low-income communities, still did not recognize the warning signs of stroke.
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