MetroFocus: November 17, 2020
11/17/2020 | 28m 16sVideo has Closed Captions
WHAT DOES A BIDEN WIN MEAN NY’S TROUBLED ECONOMY?; BROADWAY ARTISTS CALL OUT RACISM
Greg David, Fiscal and Economics reporter at The City discusses the dire financial future that awaits us in 2021 and whether federal aid can fill the state’s $8 billion hole. Also, more than 300 theater artists- Black, Indigenous and people of color- have joined the intense national conversation concerning race- decrying racial injustice in their industry.
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MetroFocus: November 17, 2020
11/17/2020 | 28m 16sVideo has Closed Captions
Greg David, Fiscal and Economics reporter at The City discusses the dire financial future that awaits us in 2021 and whether federal aid can fill the state’s $8 billion hole. Also, more than 300 theater artists- Black, Indigenous and people of color- have joined the intense national conversation concerning race- decrying racial injustice in their industry.
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WHAT DOES A BIDEN WIN MEAN FOR NY’S TROUBLED ECONOMY?
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