City Leaders Hold Virtual Town Hall To Address Alarming Rise In Violence Against Asian-Americans
There were calls for action and unity Sunday in the wake of attacks on Asian-Americans in the city.
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There were calls for action and unity Sunday in the wake of attacks on Asian-Americans in the city.
The hate symbols ban bill is expected to be voted on in Albany in the coming months.
On Saturday, an unidentified woman wearing a mask accused Keyon Harrold Jr. His father, a Grammy-winning jazz musician, recorded the confrontation on his phone.
Cellphone video shows a woman falsely accusing a Black teen of stealing her iPhone at a New York City hotel. Mayor de Blasio called the incident racist, "Plain and simple."
The largest private employer in New York state is pledging to do something to bridge the divide.
There is new information on the case of a Long Island woman who claimed she was being harassed by her neighbors because she's black.
There's been a rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans since the start of the coronavirus pandemic
The sign on the door of a Valley Stream home tells the story of the woman inside living in fear.
Levittown, the nation's first suburb, was built for returning soldiers after World War II, but for white soldiers only.
Sabrina Harrison shared some of her experiences on Facebook, inspiring dozens of anonymous stories that are now collected in a display called "Pelham Laundry."
"Structural racism pervades this city in ways that are still not acknowledged and recognized," said de Blasio. "We have to change that."
Now the day takes on added importance amid the protests over racism and police brutality.
The entertainment world is taking note of the marches to end racial injustice that are happening all over the country, and also making some changes.
The Harvard-educated science editor and bird watcher sat down with Gayle King to discuss his encounter with Amy Cooper and the national attention it received.
You may have noticed your social media feed was filled with black tiles in observance of Black Out Tuesday. It is a call to action to disrupt and dismantle racism.
A lot of people were angry and sad on Monday in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
The mayor of a West Virginia town has issued an apology for her response to a racist post on Facebook about first lady Michelle Obama and says she isn't racist.
A Manhattan author is suing the Metropolitan Museum of Art, claiming some century-old paintings hanging in the museum are racist because they depict Jesus as white.
Players from a New Jersey high school football team with a largely African-American makeup said members of another team taunted them racially before a game this past weekend.
In a candid video interview with Inc., Mark Cuban gave an honest -- some would say too honest -- take about his thoughts on bigotry.
In a totally opposing and refreshing way, Silver went from wide-eyed newbie to avatar of justice. There's a new sheriff in town, and an old, angry man on his way out.
The rebuke, which came three days after the scandal broke, is the harshest penalty ever issued by the league and one of the stiffest punishments ever given to an owner in professional sports.
Officials said a photo of a monkey labeled "Jimmy's baby picture" was found on a bulletin board at a Hempstead highway facility in Levittown.
Count Knicks owner James Dolan as one who thinks the NBA got things right on Tuesday.
Jackson said players have families to worry about and are getting paid to be there but fans "cannot allow someone with these feelings to profit."
