The UWS is falling apart, and lefties seem too woke to care
"On a return visit this weekend to the Upper West Side neighborhood where I’ve lived for more than a quarter of a century, the
fear in the air was palpable.
The population seemed to be reduced by about half.
New Yorkers steered around each other on the sidewalks, some of them walking in the street to avoid passing near a stranger.
A lady declined to ride the elevator with me and my children.
People are
especially terrified of the subway, whose ridership is down 80 percent from normal levels.
Friday night, at a time when there would ordinarily be 50 or more people riding on any given car of the 1 train, there were about seven.
Downtown was morose, grim, broken.
Graffiti (the anarchists’ symbol and “ACAB,” for “All Cops Are Bastards”) was much in evidence.
Mask compliance is almost universal on the Upper West Side: easily 90 percent...
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"...“We know how to be racist. We know how to pretend to be not racist. Now let’s know how to be antiracist,” Kendi, whose book skyrocketed to the top of virtually every bestselling book chart in the wake of recent race protests and riots, writes in the 2019 nonfiction piece.In the weeks since the lawsuit was announced, more than 250 Dalits from Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Netflix, and dozens of others in Silicon Valley have come forward to report discrimination, bullying, ostracization, and even sexual harassment by colleagues who are higher-caste Indians, according to data provided exclusively to VICE News by Dalit advocacy group Equality Labs...“Caste discrimination is in every U.S. company where Indians are working,” said [Indian migrant] Maya.
