New York Civil Rights Coalition https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Yet Again, Anti-Cop Demagogues Monopolize the Microphone videos There’s Nothing Funny About Black Racism, August 19, 2002 The shameful resegregation of New York City schools The NAACP at a Crossroads Testimonials Study Finds College Officials Encourage Separatism On Campus, October 10, 2002 Stop the Black-Only Treatment Single-Sex, Single-Race Public Schools, June 4, 2002 Separate Is Never Equal Return to Canarsie Request Information Reports Race Riots Across the Nation Riots erupt in many U.S. cities. Public Letter to Richard Mills, NY Commissioner of Education, on Mayor’s New Choice for Schools Chancellor, July 30, 2002 Programs Position Papers and Press Releases We Respond to Outbreaks of Anti-Semitism and Other Bias Crimes December 11, 2003 Point of View Open Letter to Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, March 8, 2002 Open Letter on Ujamaa Institute, May 18, 1993 Op-Ed Articles Obama Blew It; What the Candidate Should’ve Said About Race NYCRC to EEOC: Probe NYC Schools Boss Hire, October 10, 2002 NYCRC Restructured NYCRC Blasts Feds’ Support of Single-Sex Schools, Classes; Accuses Officials of ‘Alice-Wonderland Enforcement,’ May 9, 2002 New York’s AM Talk Radio Stations Lag In Hiring Minority Talk Show Hosts September 19, 2002 New York City Civil Rights Coalition Formed March On Washington On August 28th, a massive, peaceful “March on Washington” is staged at the Lincoln Memorial to press for civil rights legislation. Lyndon B. Johnson Becomes President; Lyndon B. Johnson is sworn in as President following John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Louima Cops? Convictions Reversed, March 1, 2002 Let the Idiocy Be Heard Inception of Unlearning Stereotypes Program Historic Points Henry Louis Gates Should Skip the Racial Histrionics: Instead, Teach Kids to Cooperate with Cops Explosions in Canarsie, Brooklyn Executive Director Donations Crown Heights Racial Violence Cooper vs. Aaron U.S. Supreme Court calls for the forced integration of Central High School in Little Rock, AR. Contact Us Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, KS et. al. The U.S. Supreme Court overturns doctrine of “separate but equal” in the field of public education Brown vs. Board of Ed (II). The U.S. Supreme Court articulates its formula for achieving public school desegregation. Bloomberg’s Schools Boss Pick Criticized As ‘Unqualified’ By Civil Rights Group, July 30, 2002 Board of Directors Bloomberg Gets a “C”–For “Clueless” On Civil Rights, February 24, 2003 blogroll Blog Black Militancy, White Backlash Home