23 September 2019
New York City students were allowed to skip school Friday, but they were not the only generation taking part in the biggest climate strike ever which saw over 250,000 marching the streets of Manhattan.
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21 September 2019
A small group of Bronx residents gathered at Monroe College on Thursday, Sep. 12, to express concerns and listen to their state senators' legislative accomplishments.
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21 September 2019
Is a new New York State law disallowing religious exemptions from mandated vaccinations pushing parents into homeschooling?
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20 September 2019
An estimated 250,000 New York City students ditched school to join a global strike for climate justice Sept. 20.
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20 September 2019
The worst air quality in New York City is in the South Bronx, where asthma is widespread, and treatment is costly and limited. Bronx students are demanding action.
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20 September 2019
Three newly-elected Bronx women speak out about harassment on social media and in political ads.
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19 September 2019
New York’s transit system is the largest in North America. However, only a quarter of its 472 stations are wheelchair accessible. Despite proposals to add more elevators, the planned changes can't come soon enough.
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19 September 2019
In the same area as 10 schools, 1,200 discarded syringes and syringe pieces were found scattered in Mott Haven and South Bronx. This ongoing issues has caused community members to mobilize to keep the streets safer for students.
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