Anti-Discrimination Center
We fight the residential segregation that underlies every other major societal inequity. There's no "good kind" of segregation.
NYC is one of the MOST RESIDENTIALLY SEGREGATED major cities in the whole country, but most local politicians, including most of this year’s crop of MAYORAL CANDIDATES, stay well clear of confronting the issue.
Let’s help them begin to focus.
08/26/2020
From the Remapping Debate archive: For all the talk of "civil justice reform" and the need to curb rampant litigiousness in the U.S., there hasn’t been a peep about an important benefit to one class of litigants that is deeply baked into the current system. Unlike individuals who have to bear their own litigation costs in all cases where they lose and in almost all categories of cases even where they win, the tax code provides that businesses may deduct all of their legal expenses (for lawyer and expert fees, and for discovery costs) in all cases — win or lose, meritorious or non-meritorious, plaintiff or defendant.
Why are taxpayers helping companies pay for all their litigation? | Remapping Debate Recognizing that public policy making involves choice, not submission to inevitable facts of life that always have been and always need to be.
08/25/2020
That hundreds of thousands of apartments were lost to rent regulations was NOT an accident. Learn more: antibiaslaw.com/cake.pdf
The definitive article on New York's anti-tenant movement.
"Let Them Rent Cake: George Pataki, Market Ideology, and the Attempt to Dismantle Rent Regulation in New York.
Read it here: antibiaslaw.com/cake.pdf
08/25/2020
The definitive article on New York's anti-tenant movement.
"Let Them Rent Cake: George Pataki, Market Ideology, and the Attempt to Dismantle Rent Regulation in New York.
Read it here: antibiaslaw.com/cake.pdf
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