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NYC educators removed from DOE Schools STILL not rehired nor paid

photo credit: NYCforyourself This month marks two years since hundreds of New York City educators and many other workers like firefighters and EMT were arbitrarily terminated for refusing to bow to the Health Commissioner and Mayor’s coercion and take a Covid19 shot. I am one of them. In the six months leading up [...]

By |2024-02-29T18:51:15-05:00February 26th, 2024|Covid19, Politicians, all types|0 Comments

John Neely Kennedy and the sad persistence of (North) American ignorance

There wouldn't even be an excuse for such ignorance of a neighboring country if it were to come from an ordinary citizen. But when it comes from a citizen who's paid $190+K a year and is supposedly qualified to represent the rest of us, that's a problem.

Petition delivered to NYC Department of Health Commissioner, March 2022

"We also condemn the Department of Health for prioritizing Covid-19 (a disease whose fatality was grossly exaggerated to stoke fear and increase Covid vaccination) for the past two years to the near total neglect of every other health issue and disease"

By |2024-02-27T11:29:02-05:00October 11th, 2022|Covid19, Featured, Politicians, all types|0 Comments

What You`ve Lost

During the school year 2020-2022, Department of Education employees worked remotely for an entire year once the Covid19 shutdown reached NYC, then they worked inside the schools when many other employees chose to remain remote. We were praised as heroes for rising to the challenges of Covid and getting the work done for City kids. [...]

May 16 Income Movement Shake Up Congress Car Parade

Social distance can't stop activism: May 16th Shake Up Congress Car Parade to demand recurring cash payments to be included in COVID19 legislation

Andrew Yang at Washington Square Park, NYC May 14th

Today, in 2019, we know the truth: automation is shredding swaths of human jobs, including at our drug stores, our clothing stores, and our banks.

National Priorities?

Is it lost on anyone that in a city where we say we want to end inequality, that all the kids who sell candy on the train are black, while almost none of the 895 kids who got into Stuyvesant High School this year were black? That's really, really bad.

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