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1.3K views · 28 reactions | Crime policy is being driven by racial “disparate impact,” not public safety. Senior fellow Heather Mac Donald joins Rafael Mangual to explain how this shift is reshaping policy on the new City Journal podcast series "Who We Are." Watch the entire episode and subscribe: https://bit.ly/3LBdeEa | Manhattan Institute for Policy Research | Facebook

Over three years after the implementation of Mayor de Blasio’s signature affordable housing initiative, Mandatory Inclusionary Housing, the program has contributed little to meeting the mayor’s ambitious affordable housing goals. As of September 2019, it’s approved only 2,065 units in a city of 8.4 million residents—most with heavy public subsidies. bit.ly/2RpfjTA | Manhattan Institute for Policy Research | Facebook

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New York's onerous zoning restrictions could handicap the city's post-pandemic recovery. In a new paper, Eric Kober offers a series of zoning changes to help boost investment in new and existing buildings. Learn more: bit.ly/3etCG87 | Manhattan Institute for Policy Research | Facebook

School choice is transforming education and broadening opportunities for families. MI’s Danyela Souza Egorov examines its growing role across the nation: | Manhattan Institute for Policy Research

What does Maduro’s arrest mean for the United States? MI’s Daniel Di Martino explains: | Manhattan Institute for Policy Research

"There is still racism today. It hasn't gone away entirely, and so it's something that's easy to exploit, it is one way to explain why people continue to use it." MI's Jason Riley discusses racism's rise and influence on the new City Journal Podcast episode. Watch the entire episode and subscribe: https://bit.ly/3LR1WM6 | Manhattan Institute for Policy Research