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City Council 9th District candidates Yusef Salaam, Al Taylor throw a curveball, endorse each other - Vimarsana News

City Council 9th District candidates Yusef Salaam, Al Taylor throw a curveball, endorse each other

The alliance comes ahead of the June 27 primary, which will feature rank-choice voting.

Don't forget to vote! Four Manhattan City Council seats on the June primary ballot - Vimarsana News

Don't forget to vote! Four Manhattan City Council seats on the June primary ballot

Democrats in Manhattan will head to the polls beginning this weekend in a number of important City Council and judicial races.

Source: amny.com
Woke Dem 'squad' member Cori Bush leads Democrat gloating as Trump says he faces federal charges - Vimarsana News

Woke Dem 'squad' member Cori Bush leads Democrat gloating as Trump says he faces federal charges

Leftist Democrat 'squad' member Cori Bush led the charge in celebrating the imminent second indictment of former President Donald Trump in a now-deleted tweet.

The Legislature has two bills to pass to help guard the rights of young people - Vimarsana News

The Legislature has two bills to pass to help guard the rights of young people

It’s been more than 30 years since five young Black and Brown teenagers were wrongfully convicted in the sexual assault of a jogger in Central Park. Raymond Santana (co-author of this piece), Yusef Salaam, Korey Wise, Kevin Richardson, and Antron McCray were held for hours by police — lied to, coerced, isolated from their families and each other, and aggressively interrogated without legal counsel present.

A son of Harlem is now an outsider looking in - Vimarsana News

A son of Harlem is now an outsider looking in

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