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Category Archives: Race and Racism

NYT Reports on ‘Perception’ of Subway Danger—but Can’t Perceive Racism | FAIR

Posted on February 7, 2019 by Neil deMause

In recent months, most of the media coverage of New York’s subway system has been focused on the staggering cost to keep it in good working order and whether there’s a better way to run city transit. But Monday’s New … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Media Crit, Race and Racism, Traffic and Transit

Desegregating NYC’s ‘Apartheid Schools’ | Village Voice

Posted on September 15, 2016 by Neil deMause

When the incoming kindergarten class arrived on September 8 at Brooklyn New School, long one of the most sought-after public elementary schools in rapidly gentrifying brownstone Brooklyn, it marked a significant change from recent years. About half of incoming students … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Education, Gentrification, Income Inequality, Race and Racism
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