Ending violence against women (photo: Michael Appleton/Mayor's Office)
In poll after poll in the lead-up to the mayoral primary election, New Yorkers are citing crime and public safety as a top issue of concern. Yet debate after debate, the question never gets asked, “what will you do to root out sexual assault and street harassment as part of rebuilding New York and creating a world class city?”
Women want to know: when will leaders realize that running on a platform to transform how we treat women is a winning one.
It’s an area of crime that no
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