Attorney Mondaire Jones and NYC Councilman Ritchie Torres are all but certain to become the first 2 gay black members of Congress in November after winning their respective primaries in safely Democratic districts by AndrewSolender
Attorney Mondaire Jones and New York City Councilman Ritchie Torres are all but certain to become the first two gay black members of Congress in November after winning their respective primaries in safely Democratic districts.
activists at a rally demanding that the Trump administration abandon proposals to cut the Housing and Urban Development's budget on April 20, 2017 in New York City. Members of the #NoCuts Coalition, including an alliance of dozens of grassroots groups, civic organizations, faith leaders, and labor unions gathered at Federal Plaza to protest the proposed cuts. Around a dozen protesters briefly blocked traffic in an act of civil disobedience before being arrested.
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