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If we cannot grant people asylum, do we still deserve to be called “the land of the free?” Represent NYC guest-host, New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli is joined by RWDSU President, Stuart Appelbaum and the Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York’s Executive Director, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan to discuss immigration and the border crisis.
Join Youth Producers in “Multilingualism & The Changes in Immigration,” as they speak with Aurora Flores, Rhina Valentin, and Sarah Lafkir about the beauty of different cultures, languages, and the changes in immigration.
Raising the Bar hosts Jason Clark and Adeola Adejobi discuss police misconduct across the country and the lack of civilian support by the law with Lance A. Clarke, Partner of Bernstein Clarke & Moskovitz; and Staff Attorney at The Legal Aid Society, Cynthia Cook-Conti.
Watch Reclaiming Pride, as thirteen Reclaim Pride Coalition members share their first pride experiences, explain their opposition to the current corporate-dominated pride parade, and how they plan to restore a human rights agenda to Pride Day with the Queer Liberation March on Sunday, June 30th.
Join the Youth Channel this week with special programming about the feminist movement, the LGBTQIA+ rights, and how to improve social standards on these topics.
Represent NYC is a weekly program that gives local elected officials and candidates the chance to update voters about the issues shaping the future of the city.
Watch Reclaiming Pride, as thirteen Reclaim Pride Coalition members share their first pride experiences, explain their opposition to the current corporate-dominated pride parade, and how they plan to restore a human rights agenda to Pride Day with the Queer Liberation March on Sunday, June 30th.
Join Youth Producers in “Multilingualism & The Changes in Immigration,” as they speak with Aurora Flores, Rhina Valentin, and Sarah Lafkir about the beauty of different cultures, languages, and the changes in immigration.
