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Alphonso David, Human Rights Campaign President, Fired For Advising Cuomo On Harassment Allegations
“His actions have put us in an untenable position by violating HRC’s core values, policies and mission.”
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Jake Offenhartz
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Time's Up CEO Steps Down Over Involvement In Cuomo Scandal
Support for Tina Tchen, a former Obama White House staffer, had faltered after it was revealed she had been consulting on Governor Cuomo's response to accusers.
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Jen Chung
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Cuomo And Time's Up Urge Legislature To End Rape Reporting Statute Of Limitations
"There comes a moment in time when society stands up and says enough is enough. And I believe we are at that moment."
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Claire Lampen
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Judge Says Criminal Case Against Harvey Weinstein Can Move Forward
Actresses, including Marisa Tomei and Amber Tamblyn, appeared wearing Time's Up items.
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Jen Chung
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Third Woman Accuses Tom Brokaw Of Inappropriate Behavior
She did so in the West Village community newspaper.
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Jen Chung
Arts & Entertainment
Ashley Judd Sues Harvey Weinstein For Interfering With Her Career
This comes as the Weinstein Company faces a long list of celebrity creditors.
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Jen Chung
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Video: Cops Ticket Cyclists While Ignoring Speeding Cars
Spending public resources to harass a group of law-abiding cyclists works against Mayor de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton's pledge to make the streets safer.
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Christopher Robbins
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Williamsburg Community Garden Bulldozed By City
Volunteers say a community garden erected at 99 South 5th Street was wiped away Thursday morning without warning.
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Lauren Evans
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Vacant Williamsburg Lot Will Become Community Garden, Or Maybe Apartments
Environmental advocacy group Time's Up broke ground on a new community garden on Sunday—but the space is slated to become affordable housing. Who will prevail?
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Lauren Evans
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Thanks, NYPD: OWS Library Wins Settlement As City Hemorrhages More Money
Taxpayers will give the librarians $47,000, along with Norman Siegel's attorneys fees of $186,349.
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Christopher Robbins
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