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First Lady Chirlane McCray. Photo: Nyc.gov In a wide-ranging interview, New York City’s First Lady Chirlane McCray spoke with Black Star News publisher Milton Allimadi about the ongoing…
Morial: "Five years ago, in the wake of Michael Brown’s death at the hands of Ferguson, Missouri, police, the National Urban League called for comprehensive reform of police…
“COVID-19 has exposed the brutal inequality in South Africa,” said Chris Nissen, a commissioner from the South African Human Rights Commission, an independent watchdog. Photo: YouTube COVID-19 is…
Williams: "The Coronavirus has hindered the ability of New Yorkers to meet their tax obligations over the past three months...The City must act in ways to ease this…
Majorie D. Parker. Photo: JobsFirstNYC At least 40 million people filed unemployment benefit claims as a result of the economic disruption of Covid-19, leading some to compare the…
United Nations: Help and funding are needed urgently for millions of people in Nigeria who have been hit severely by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: YouTube…
Laven: "Months of inaction allowed the coronavirus to rage; his failure crippled the economy and caused tens of thousands of unnecessary deaths and literally millions of lost jobs.…
Dr. Richard Liebowitz. COVID-19 has disproportionately impacted low-income and minority communities across the United States. In New York City, the epicenter of the pandemic, the poorest quarter of…
The killer cop's knees exposes the ugly substructure that controls this country. Screen capture from video. Today America is at a crossroads, a turning point—at an intersection of…
UAW's Beverley Brakeman: "We need representatives like Adem, who will fight for criminal justice reforms on a national level, stand up for workers’ rights, and deliver for his…
