James Sanders Jr.
A public setback in the war on bad apples
The name of State Senator Liz Krueger's political action committee, "No Bad Apples," was arrived at very deliberately. More
Video briefing: In southeast Queens, 'corruption' edges 'conspiracy'
For more than two hours last Friday night, an audience in southeast Queens heard a debate about why the recent tide of corruption allegations in New York has so disproportionately affected officials and operatives who are black or Latino. More
'A conversation that goes on at everybody's kitchen table'
State Senator James Sanders had planned an event called "Attack on Black Leaders: Corruption or Conspiracy?" long before the names of seven more black and Latino elected officials, plus two operatives, surfaced in connection with a corruption case. More
(1)A bipartisan coalition, and 'what the state actually looks like'
Now Al Sharpton, too, is getting vocal about the lack of diversity in the leadership in the State Senate, joining a growing number of black and Latino officials in Albany. More
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