Street Hype Newspaper - January 1-31, 2018

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First Black Woman as Majority Leader Council Member Laurie A. Cumbo First Black Woman as Majority Leader in New York City Council

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By Patrick Maitland Editor Street Hype

ouncil Member Laurie A. Cumbo was appointed as the first woman of color to serve as Majority Leader of the New York City Council during the Stated Meeting on Jan 11. This major step forward is a culmination of her year-round advocacy to increase the representation of women in City Hall and their participation in key decisions that will dictate the future course of the 51member legislative body. Her legislative victories include the expansion of paid family leave and universal pre-K, raising the minimum wage, protecting reproductive rights and fighting for this city’s LBGTQIA and non-confirming citizens, requiring sexual educational reform in New York City public schools, championing gender pay equity through the codification of the NYC Commis-

sion on Gender Equity, increased transparency and accountability procedures to support and highlight opportunities to advance minority and women-owned business enterprises (M/WBEs) “I have spent the greater part of my first term in office advocating that ‘women’s issues’ are human rights issues. My colleague, who would often express the same sentiment, is Speaker Corey Johnson. He has been uniquely positioned to understand the interwoven relationship of our community’s greatest opportunities to solve and put forward positive solutions that lift all people. When we raise the voices and issues that so many have deemed women’s issues, we are lifting everyone,” said Council Member and Majority Leader Laurie A. Cumbo, who formerly served as chair of the Committee on Women’s Issues during her freshman term and currently co-chairs the Women’s Caucus. Continued on page 4

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