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Latrice Walker

is a Democratic assemblywoman in Brooklyn.

Opinion
Opinion

Opinion: Let’s make New York a leader for equitable digital infrastructure

We can’t allow aesthetic concerns with Link5G poles to stand in the way of closing the digital divide.

  • By Latrice Walker

Opinion
Opinion

Opinion: Safety means investments, not oppression

The governor’s proposal to weaken bail reform will harm our communities. We can’t accept it.

  • By Julia Salazar and Latrice Walker

New York City
Opinion

Keep the SHSAT and give black and Latino students a fair chance at passing

Instead of eliminating the SHSAT, New York City must commit to, and invest in, identifying high-potential black and Latino students at a younger age, and then nurture them and prepare them for the rigors of the test, writes Assemblywoman Latrice Walker.

  • By Latrice Walker

New York City
Opinion

Why New York should eliminate cash bail for smaller crimes

Race, wealth and geography should not determine whether someone is free or locked up.

  • By Latrice Walker and Joseph Lentol

Opinion

More than just a weekend

The New York State Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators will hold its 47th annual legislative conference in Albany this weekend. This year’s theme is “On This Journey There is Still #Hope,” which is reflective of our grit as a community.

  • By Latrice Walker