Op-Ed: Schools Aren’t Safe Now and They Weren’t Safe Before
Public schools are navigating the return to in-person instruction this fall and there is no doubt that the safety…
The Indypendent
Coronavirus
Non-corporate venues are fighting for survival while artists have nowhere to perform.
Will NYC Still Be Real Estate Capital of the World After Covid?
While most New Yorkers have been locked in their neighborhoods during the pandemic, the privileged ones left for the…
Homeless NYers Living on the Upper West Side Pay the Mayor a Visit
Sunday afternoon local protesters and homeless advocates gathered outside the mayor’s residence at Gracie Mansion and called on Bill…
‘Pandemic Solidarity’ Offers Hope Amid COVID Gloom
The global crisis of COVID-19 has lasted long enough for us to see books published on how we responded…
2020 America is a Bad Joke, and It Was Told By Ronald Reagan
“The nine most terrifying words in the English language are ‘I’m from the government and I’m here to help.’” …
School Reopening Controversy Poses False Choice For Parents
Now is the time to talk about a national childcare policy, a child allowance, paid family leave and universal healthcare that is not tied to employment.
Why I’ll Be Teaching Outside This Fall
For weeks, I’ve been telling colleagues, administrators, anyone who would listen, really, that I plan to teach all my…
Kim Phillips-Fein: What NYC’s Fiscal Crisis of the 1970s Can Teach Us Today
The author of ‘Fear City: New York’s Fiscal Crisis And The Rise of Austerity Politics,’ offers insight.
I’ve Survived the COVID Pandemic. So Far. Now What?
As playwright Karen Malpede emerges from lockdown, she reflects on the meaning of life and creativity in an age of systems collapse.