Cynthia Nixon: Legalize Marijuana to Help End ‘the Racist War on Drugs’
Last year, nearly 90 percent of people arrested for marijuana possession were people of color.
Liz Krueger
Liz Krueger, born December 2, 1960, in New York City, is a Democratic State Senator representing New York's 28th district since 2002. Known for her advocacy on issues such as affordable housing, healthcare, and economic development, Krueger has earned a reputation for her pragmatic approach to legislation. Her quote, “Good public policy is about finding practical solutions to real problems,” reflects her focus on actionable outcomes over ideological battles. Throughout her tenure, Krueger has been influential in shaping policy and securing funding for critical urban issues, though not without facing challenges from both within and outside her party. Her legacy is defined by her commitment to progressive reform and her impact on New York state politics.
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Here’s How a Proposed Plastic Bag Ban Would Affect New York City Residents
Supporters say it will reduce plastic bag waste, but opponents warn it will hurt low-income and minority New Yorkers.
Is New York on Its Way to Legalizing Marijuana?
Advocates say New York is inching closer to marijuana legalization but are divided on whether the governor will play a role in making that happen.
