EEOC Washington Field Office 131 M Street, N.E., Suite 4NW02F Washington, D.C. 20507ASL videophone 844-234-5122 Contact: Debra Lawrence, Regional Attorney (410) 804-6691 Maria Morocco, Assistant Regional Attorney (202) 921-2795 Sam Wallace, […]
A Judge holding a journalist in civil contempt for refusing to divulge her source is against the rules of reporting on current issues, and should never happen. But Catherine Herridge is not the only one […]
One of the most important issues in our new social media world is whether the First Amendment protects local public officials who post something on social media. I am posting below several articles on the […]
From Editor Betsy Combier: Great news, Mr. Banks! We await your resignation with great relief. I have four children, all of whom were in public schools in New York City. In 1997, I started investigating […]
Forcing young minds to think in a radical manner that is politically divisive is wrong. Young minds need self-empowerment goals and techniques. We must teach how to think, not what to think or believe. This […]
I am re-posting an article from Parentadvocates.org that deals with the Class-size education law currently being implemented by the NYC Department of Education. We are against this policy not in principle but in its implementation. […]
Appellate Judge Upholds NY Court System’s Denial of COVID-19 Vaccine Exemptions by Brian Lee, New York Law Journal, February 8, 2024 In the Matter of Nicole Ventresca-Cohen v Janet DiFiore Third Dept Decision Third Department Justice […]
Senator Andrew J. Lanza, Republican representing District 24 Staten Island, has introduced a Bill to reinstate any officer and employee who worked for the City of New York and was dismissed because of the COVID-19 […]
I have many prior posts on this website about the alleged fake vaccination cards that were “bought” by teachers on Long Island and in New York City and handed in to their principals during the […]
The panic of the COVID pandemic changed the world. People lost their lives or knew and/or loved someone who did. During the 2019-2022 COVID pandemic, everyone thought at least once, if not once a day, […]
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