NYC's Anti-Profiling Law 'Not Worth The Paper It's Written On'
In July 2004, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg presided over a celebratory signing ceremony at City Hall for a new law that banned the NYPD from r...
In July 2004, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg presided over a celebratory signing ceremony at City Hall for a new law that banned the NYPD from r...
AP | CHRIS HAWLEY | Posted 04.04.2012
NEW YORK — Thirty-three civil rights groups from around the country complained to the New York attorney general Friday about police documents th...
Hassan Jaber | Posted 02.08.2012
When political leaders demonstrate that it's OK to tarnish an entire ethnic or religious group, xenophobic rhetoric enters the mainstream public discourse in a way that encourages intolerant and extreme reactions.
Len Levitt | Posted 11.19.2011
Brooklyn College's Faculty Council denounced the spying on Islamic students, suggesting that the police department targeted them without any proof that they were engaging in terrorist activity.
Nida Khan | Posted 05.25.2011
If the last few major acts of violence in the U.S. were committed by White men, why is it that they are not scrutinized just as much as those that appear Muslim/Arab or simply 'other'?
Dilara Hafiz | Posted 05.25.2011
Although it may seem harmless to assume someone's religion based upon their name, it's becoming apparent that this type of judgment is unnecessary and irrelevant, especially for Muslims in America.
John Zogby | Posted 05.25.2011
The Tea Party attitude is more predictive of approval for President Obama than education, race, religion and party affiliation. In addition, a very large portion of the likely electorate sides with or against Tea Partiers.
ProPublica | Justin Elliott | Posted 05.02.2012