Jazzy
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Don't miss your chance to join CityCamp NYC at early bird pricing! 🐦
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CityCamp NYC is our public interest technology unconference. If you’ve ever asked, “How can tech help communities thrive?” — this is your event.
🎟️ Early bird tickets available through August 1 at www.citycamp.nyc
July 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Don't miss your chance to join CityCamp NYC at early bird pricing! 🐦
CityCamp NYC is our public interest technology unconference. If you’ve ever asked, “How can tech help communities thrive?” — this is your event.
🎟️ Early bird tickets available through August 1 at www.citycamp.nyc
CityCamp NYC is our public interest technology unconference. If you’ve ever asked, “How can tech help communities thrive?” — this is your event.
🎟️ Early bird tickets available through August 1 at www.citycamp.nyc
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In many ways it's fitting that the showdown between monarchy and democracy ends up being over NYC congestion pricing.
Cities are where the power of kings were first challenged, and few things are more fundamental to government than control of public space.
The cameras are staying on!
Cities are where the power of kings were first challenged, and few things are more fundamental to government than control of public space.
The cameras are staying on!
February 20, 2025 at 4:42 AM
In many ways it's fitting that the showdown between monarchy and democracy ends up being over NYC congestion pricing.
Cities are where the power of kings were first challenged, and few things are more fundamental to government than control of public space.
The cameras are staying on!
Cities are where the power of kings were first challenged, and few things are more fundamental to government than control of public space.
The cameras are staying on!
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“For us as a nation,” Professor Ming Chen said, “birthright citizenship is so vital both as a way of erasing – or trying to erase – the vestiges of slavery and acknowledging we’re a nation of immigrants where every child is born under the same status.” www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
How a young Chinatown cook helped establish birthright citizenship in the US
Wong Kim Ark’s fight to be recognized as a US citizen 127 years ago led to an expansion of the 14th amendment
www.theguardian.com
January 27, 2025 at 8:22 PM
“For us as a nation,” Professor Ming Chen said, “birthright citizenship is so vital both as a way of erasing – or trying to erase – the vestiges of slavery and acknowledging we’re a nation of immigrants where every child is born under the same status.” www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...