NOW: White shirt black officer Ricardo A. Lawrence from the 100th precinct in Brooklyn is seen assaulting student protesters on the sidewalk unprovoked. He continues this rampage and begins punching students in the face, even punching his own officers.

NYCLU (Find us on Bluesky) CLEAR Project Mahmoud Khalil's full letter to his son Deen was published in The Guardian. Read it here: theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

The PSC stands by our condemnation of the administration’s decision and now demands accountability from the CUNY administration and City authorities. Read the full statement here: psc-cuny.org/news-events/ps…

They are not only fighting for better wages but also demanding that ICE be barred from campus. Such demands show the potential that unions have to use their labor power to take meaningful political action on behalf of the working class and oppressed.leftvoice.org/dartmouth-stud…

Last year, the photographer Sirui Ma collaborated with dozens of MTA train conductors in New York City on a series of portraits that capture the dignity, style, and authority that the unionized operators bring to their job. longhaulmag.com/subway-portrai…

David Huerta, president of California’s biggest union (SEIU California), has been charged with conspiracy to impede an officer for monitoring an ICE raid. That’s a felony charge that carries a maximum sentence of six years in federal prison.

This is some racist bullshit; my sociolinguistics students are majority immigrants and children or grandchildren of immigrants and they well know that all of their accents and voices are equally real and carry the story of them and their family

Every time I see this tweet in my feed I misread it as “as he casts [his ballot] into the East River”

loving the Hell Gate *subscribe today!* stream tonight, and fun to see Nick Pinto (whose name I know from CUNY articles) reporting live

Zohran Mamdani leftvoice.org/zohran-mamdani… Left Voice

Last night’s results were a big deal! I wrote some thoughts on the democratic primary for mayor, some strengths and limits of the Zohran campaign, and what it means for the left leftvoice.org/zohran-mamdani… Left Voice

🚨NEW🚨 Zohran Mamdani has won the Democratic Primary for NYC Mayor. For New York Times Opinion I wrote about Mamdani’s historic coalition of the in-between: working, middle, and upper-middle-class renters spanning white, Hispanic and Asian neighborhoods. nyti.ms/4lqrfAZ

Once considered a longshot, DSA member Zohran Mamdani is set to receive the Dem nomination for mayor of NYC. His widespread popularity shows that voters are open to progressive politics and hungry for change, despite the political limits of his strategy. leftvoice.org/zohran-mamdani…

NYC housing activist Twitter how likely do you think it is that Zohran will be able to actually achieve a rent freeze for the next round of RGB voting specifically bc that is relevant for my 1yr vs 2yr decisions

The PSC is outraged about The City University of New York leadership’s unilateral, unjustified firing of four faculty members in what appears to be retribution for their political speech and advocacy. (1/2)

This week, Félix V. Matos Rodríguez is being paraded before the House Committee on Education & Workforce so MAGA Republicans can lecture him about what kinds of speech, dissent, and protest are acceptable on our campuses. (1/4)

This is at the 23rd Street station on the 1 train right now. MTA Mayor Eric Adams @newyorkers 📸 Juan Luis Landaeta

"The Committee is once again using these hearings as a thinly-veiled platform to continue their political attack on higher education, libraries, and academic freedom." -- Katie Rodger, President of the University Council - AFT #HandsOffHigherEd

Rally at Brooklyn College Thursday, July 31 — 4:00pm Gather at the Bedford Avenue Gates

When he reached the Israeli prison, U.S. human rights defender Chris Smalls was physically assaulted by seven uniformed individuals. They choked him and kicked him in the legs, leaving visible signs of violence on his neck and back. When his lawyer met with him, Chris was