Igniting Solidarity Economics: Power in Unity, Purpose in Bulk
We're out here igniting solidarity economics, fam! It's not just about making moves; we're about making change. See, we need...
The Disciplinary Trials of the NYPD (2022)
On June 12, 2020, New York State repealed Civil Rights Law 50-a and amended Public Officers Law 86, 87, and 89 regarding public access to law enforcement disciplinary records. Here is a list of upcoming...
Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right
In this article, we analyze the Rosado incident, in which a young man was shot and left to bleed out...
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The Rationale for Abolishing the Police
There is evidence that police are less effective at controlling crime than previously believed. However, they play an instrumental role...
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PS64/CHARAS, East Village
• Building Class W1 • 2022 DEBT (P3) $309,304.82 • • Property Value $6.2M • Landmark • • 205 Complaints...
Read moreHaymakers When Banging on the System
This article aims to help us make sense of recent economic and societal upheavals and provide some motivation for moving forward. This article tries to shed light on...
The Vision Of A Solidarity Economy
The solidarity economy is a worldwide effort to create an economic system that puts people and the planet ahead of unrestrained profit. The solidarity economy grew out of...
Unmasking The Dark History Part 2
10 Targeted Attacks on Communities of Color by White Delusional-Supremacist Our mission is to shed light on the dark history of white pseudo-supremacist violence and targeted attacks that have plagued communities of color throughout American history. These attacks specifically aimed at communities...
Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right
In this article, we analyze the Rosado incident, in which a young man was shot and left to bleed out by an off-duty police officer. Video evidence contradicted the initial report that the young man had pointed a gun at the police...
Unmasking The Dark History Part 1
10 Targeted Attacks on Communities of Color by White Pseudo-Supremacists Our mission is to shed light on the dark history of white faux-supremacist violence and targeted attacks that have plagued communities of color throughout American history. These attacks specifically aimed at communities...
Abolition Mastermind Zines are a form of self-published educational materials that aim to inform and empower individuals about abolitionist principles and practices. These zines, typically created by activists, organizers, and community members, explore various topics related to dismantling oppressive systems, including prison abolition, racial justice, transformative justice, and community-based alternatives to capitalism.
Data - Yumyoda X Protest NYC
Yumyoda and ProNYC (Protest_NYC) have joined forces to introduce PiggyBanks: Microeconomics. Together, we have compiled comprehensive information about the NYPD to shed light on various aspects of public safety. By analyzing the data, we uncover narratives that encompass a wide spectrum, ranging from costs to instances of misuse. Through this collaboration, we aim to provide a deeper understanding of the NYPD and its impact on the community.
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