all stories tagged "ethnicity and race"
Is the NYPD violating New Yorkers civil rights one summons at a time? What the geography of 350,000 pink slips in New York City reveals.
New York City's cycling organizations are creating healthier kids, as well as the next generation of transportation activists.
From black punks to Erykah Badu to skateboarding, the term "Afro-Punk" and the festival that celebrates it continues to evolve.VIDEO
Diversant, based in New Jersey, has leveraged its status as a certified minority owned-business to offer clients more workforce diversity.VIDEO
On the heels of a new lawsuit against the restaurant's owners, protesters took to the sidewalk during Restaurant Week.
In 2012, a number of the mayor's long-term policy strategies have taken major hits from the courts and lawmakers.
A gift from the people of France, the Statue of Liberty was not immediately embraced by Americans for either its aesthetics or ideals.
Per Scholas Institute for Technology in the South Bronx provides a no-cost IT training program to help low-income individuals get entry-level office jobs.VIDEO
A look at what the New York State Legislature did and didn't pass this year.VIDEO
Could use of the NYCLU's new tool lead to the arrests of its users? Know your rights when filming the NYPD.VIDEO
