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Rezoning two Brooklyn public schools; picking a new Bronx DA; what world leaders said; the black community's response to the Rockefeller Drug Laws; and Planned Parenthood's testimony. (episode)
Errol Louis of NY1 and WNYC's David Louis explain what the Bronx DA Robert Johnson's decision to step down means for Bronx residents.
The New York Times' David Sanger rounds up the news from all the face-to-face meetings and speeches around the UN General Assembly.
A new rezoning plan may inadvertently integrate a school in Brooklyn. Yasmeen Khan, WNYC reporter, and Pamela Wheaton, managing editor for Inside Schools, discuss.
A body of working and middle class African-Americans, dubbed "the Black silent majority," supported tough drug laws during the 70s as a way to address crime in Harlem.
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (NY 12th) talks about the controversy over funding Planned Parenthood and yesterday's 5-hour testimony by its president Cecile Richards.