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- Sep 28, 2026
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Sexual assault survivors call for accountability during rally in Union Square (opens the original)
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Around half a dozen women who said they were victims of various forms of sexual abuse by powerful men stood together in the sun of Union Square on Friday, calling for accountability. The rally was part of “60 Million Survivors Rising,” a movement that seeks to shine a spotlight on sexual violence and the need to increase awareness and for society to do more. After attendees shouted “We will not be erased,” a procession of women said speaking up is a start and told stories of how their lives were
Gustavo Dudamel talks music at Central Park’s Delacorte Theater (opens the original)
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The New York Philharmonic, beneath a starry but clear sky, teamed with the Public Theater on Wednesday to present populist conductor and music director Gustavo Dudamel at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park. A crowd crammed the roughly 2,000-seat open-air theater on Sept.23 for the season’s last event, as Dudamel and Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of “Hamilton” and “In the Heights,” conversed. Miranda, born in New York City, welcomed classical music’s hottest composer to his high-ranking position
Same message, different time as Occupy Wall Street protestors return to Zuccotti Park (opens the original)
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Protestors on Thursday united in Lower Manhattan’s Zuccotti Park, the site where Occupy Wall Street was born, gave speeches, held signs and argued that their movement was not over and the problems remained. They spoke as part of Occupy2026, the 15th anniversary of a march that turned into a movement, near colorful signs saying “Another world is possible,” “This is the revolution,” “Birds of a feather resist together” and “What Inequality?” Occupy Wall Street veterans, former occupants, and suppo
City Council goes toe-to-toe with Mamdani in court in battle over public school paraprofessional pay bill | amNewYork (opens the original)
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The City Council filed a formal response Thursday to the Mamdani administration’s lawsuit seeking to block a bill authorizing one-time payments to NYC public school paraprofessionals. The Council is seeking to get the suit dismissed or its demands denied, arguing these workers, including those aiding special education students, are paid so low that there are problems filling jobs and retaining employees. Back on July 17, the Council unanimously approved the RESPECT Check Act, to provide funding
Hillary Clinton recounts 9/11 and the fight for funds that followed | amNewYork (opens the original)
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A day after the 9/11 attacks, New York State Senators Hillary Clinton and Charles Schumer were back in the air in a plane headed to New York that she recently said was “probably the only civilian plane in the sky at that time.” A Federal Emergency Management Agency aircraft carried them to New York, while commercial flights were grounded. “We landed at LaGuardia, took a helicopter and asked the pilots to circle over Ground Zero,” Clinton said during a 25th anniversary 9/11 Memorial at a Borough
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