Court must reverse civil rights decision in surveillance case Elizabeth Moore, Deputy Opinion Editor • October 18, 2015 The NYPD needs to be held accountable for their discriminatory practices in the wake of September 11, and the reopening of a federal case against them is an important first step.
Entrepreneurial spirit must be inclusive one WSN Editorial Board • April 8, 2015 Tech@NYU is to be commended for its diversity-in-tech panel, but college entrepreneurial groups can always do more.
Voter rights are non negotiable Mark Secada, Contributing Writer • February 18, 2015 Exclusion of Latinos from information about voting is un-American.
Effects of stop-and-frisk policy persist in NYC WSN Editorial Board • October 28, 2014 While the number of stops have decreased, the trauma caused by the former stop-and-frisk policy remains an issue for many New Yorkers.
Sexism evident in party admission prices Sharika Dahr, Contributing Columnist • October 23, 2014 "Girls get in free" club and fraternity party promotions are a form of gender discrimination.
Texas law discriminates against religious minorities December 10, 2013 The Texas 'Merry Christmas' law unfairly favors the Christian majority.
Students protest Barneys’ alleged racial discrimination November 4, 2013 Allegations of racial discrimination against Barneys led students to stage a protest on Saturday.
