With plans for a new jail in Chinatown underway, community trust in the police erodes.

An art installation in Jackson Heights speaks about how immigrant communities in the neighborhood are experiencing policing and displacement.

One writers group was robbed at gunpoint in Ditmas Park. The police and the community’s reactions were swift, but both seemed to miss the bigger picture.

I traveled to the heart of the epidemic one day in July to find out for myself what kind of peril we’re in.

Yuri’s indefatigable effort to build solidarity among all activists and oppressed people is what many will likely see as the hallmark of her legacy.

“Eyes will return tonight / with their ghosts / in the shape of tombstones.” On the 25th anniversary of June 4th, 1989.

In 2012, over half a million stop and frisks took place citywide. Half of these involved persons of color—young men like Nilesh, who are constantly on the lookout for patrolling officers.

100 years on, how lessons from the Ghadar movement show the limits of civil rights efforts in the US today.

A look at entertainment lawyer Helen Wan’s debut novel, The Partner Track.

In three decades, the United States will have a “majority-minority” population. We asked four artists to consider this demographic shift. Sharing his vision of 2050 is Jeff Ng, a designer better known as jeffstaple and the founder of Staple Design.

In three decades, the United States will have a “majority-minority” population. We asked four artists to consider this demographic shift. Here is Jaret Vadera, an interdisciplinary artist based in New York and interested in the hidden structures of power.