December 8, 2011 Commentary By Ed Koch “Americans For Peace Now” is currently involved in a fundraising campaign. Surprisingly, that organization’s latest pitch is devoted to assailing me for having…
…working families and union members. The latest denouncement comes from DC 1707, as the union announced on December 5 that it issued a lawsuit against the Bloomberg administration’s obstructing of…
…Archives, Cary also successfully convinced the first unions to donate their records, which is common today but very difficult then. For 24 years Professor Cary has also convinced thousands of…
…in other tangible ways, other than just wealth disparity. “I am from a rural area. A lot of people in rural areas don’t have broadband or like any form of…
…their journey to academic success. The conference, sponsored by TD Bank was designed to help tear those barriers done by sharing information and research with the roughly 100 education specialists…
…research and policy analysis, “In 2011 alone, anti-worker legislators have attacked the NLRB and NLRA [National Labor Relations Act] nearly 50 times” via numerous bills and amendments, hearings, threatening letters…
…stores, which is also creating jobs in these communities. “Last week, I was in Staten Island for the groundbreaking of one of these new supermarkets – a Key Food store…
November 28, 2011 By Ed Koch My impression from reading the newspapers reporting on the efforts of Occupy Wall Street, as well as seeing a number of television newscasts depicting…
November 28, 2011 By Harry Kelber Watching the daily reports of the economic crisis in Europe and the turmoil of financial markets in Asia, most American workers have hardly any…
…of thousands for Camp Brooklyn. Since it just takes $500 to send a child to camp for two-weeks, the evening adds up to good news for dozens of Brooklyn children….
