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Subversive Creativity Has Always Been a Way for Black Folx to Practice Freedom

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The future of abortion pill activism

What US activists can learn from Irish feminism

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The First Christmastime Revolt Against Slavery in Santo Domingo: A Hallmark Strategy to Liberation

By Allison Guess and Ramona Hernandez

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And Now, A War on Guns

You’re probably thinking: Well, I know who’s going to win that one. After all, they’ve got all the firepower!

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Washington’s infrastructure deal is a raw deal for the disabled

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Students’ High Court Winning Streak

By David C. Bloomfield, Professor of Education Leadership, Law, and Policy at The CUNY Graduate…

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It’s Time to Move Beyond Simple Acceptance of LGBTQ+ People

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New York’s Recovery from COVID-19: Gaining Ground but a Ways to Go

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A New CUNY Entity is Working to Reshape STEM Workforce Development

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Photo of an intersection from the inside of a subway elevator. Courtesy of Marc A. Hermann / MTA New York City Transit.

How community development should work

The drumbeat for better subway accessibility has gotten louder in the past few years as more…

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