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#AsktheMayor: Gifted & Talented; Affordable Housing; Biking Safety

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio calls on a member of the press at City Hall, Monday, Aug. 19, 2019.

Bill de Blasio, New York City Mayor, takes calls from listeners and discusses this week in NYC.

It is almost impossible to move failing schools without uplifting failing communities and providing skilled staff
— JYC Reg (@jycr10) September 6, 2019

Caller to the @brianlehrer show threating to leave the city for the 'burbs because she has no faith her rising middle school student will get into a "good" school. Her family is middle class & she asks the mayor why the city doesn't want families like hers here [in the city].
— Tiffany Winbush (@TiffWinbush) September 6, 2019