We’re overjoyed that City Hall has plainly heeded The Post’s reporting and decided not to hire an “abolitionist” to run the Administration for Children’s Services.
to hire an “abolitionist” to run the Administration for Children’s Services., who calls herself an abolitionist because she thinks ACS enforcers are in practice anti-minority, told The New York Times that she’s no longer in the running to lead the The other, like-minded “finalist” for the job, Queens Legal Services project director Michelle Burrell, had already dropped out.
Why isn’t motormouth Megan Rapinoe using her megaphone for Iran’s female soccer team?last month that Mayor Zohran Mamdani was looking to hire a radical activist — who likened child protective services to genocide — to lead the city’s welfare agency for children. Now those plans are off; the city’s abused and neglected children dodged a bullet.Mamdani can chart a new course for ACS by appointing a true professional who believes in its mission, puts kids’ needs first and understands that removing vulnerable children from high-risk homes isn’tFind a dedicated civil servant along the lines of de Blasio-era ACS chief David Hansell, and keep the ideologues out.Heat star scores 83 points to pass Kobe for second-most ever in NBA game
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