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Beneath the Surface: Unveiling Racial Disparities in NYC Subway Policing
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Beneath the surface of New York City's bustling subway system, carrying a billion passengers yearly, lies a hidden narrative of racial disparity in fare evasion policing. We delve into three distinct locales: Jay Street-Borough Hall Station in Brooklyn, the South Bronx's 40th Precinct, and Queens' Transit District 23. Each spot unveils how minority communities face biased fare enforcement. This exploration not only exposes the underlying issues in subway policing but also connects to larger themes of racial profiling and urban inequality.
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84 Sands Street
\[Brooklyn Naval Hospital] Exterior view of Brooklyn Naval Hospital located at Brooklyn Navy Yard. The exact location is unknown.
69 High Street
Brooklyn: corner of High Street and Adams Street, undated.
186 Jay Street
\[Construction for the Jay Street Station on the 8th Avenue IND Line] Survey photograph documenting the planning and construction of the 8th Avenue IND subway line and showing the street conditions of Jay Street, looking north.
71 High Street
\[Sidewalk along High Street: IND Fulton Line] Survey negative documents the street conditions on High Street as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Fulton Line. Showing the trolley tracks and the apartments along High Street, stationed at 8+36.
78 High Street
\[Corner of High Street: IND Fulton Line] Survey negative documents the corner of High Street as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Fulton Line. Showing the buildings and street conditions stationed at 9+98.
Old Public School 1
PS 1 Close-up of side view of PS 1, a U-shaped, two-story, brick elementary school building at Adams Street and Concord Street, with section of sidewalk and street with trolley tracks in foreground.
225 Adams Street
\[209-255 Adams Street] East side of Adams Street, between Concord Street and Tillary Street. Shows 209 - 225 Adams Street.
219 Adams Street
\[209-219 Adams Street] East side of Adams Street, south of Concord Street. P.S. 1 is on the corner, next to 209 - 219 Adams Street.
195 Adams Street
\[179, 185-195 Adams Street] East side of Adams Street, south of Nassau Street. Shows 179, 185 - 195 Adams Street.
87 Nassau Street
\[Nassau Street between Adams and Pearl Streets] North side of Nassau Street, between Adams Street and Pearl Street. Shows 71 - 87 Nassau Street.
89 Nassau Street
\[Nassau Street between Pearl and Jay Streets, north side] North side of Nassau Street, between Pearl Street and Jay Street. Shows 89 - 97 Nassau Street.
65 Nassau Street
\[47-65 Nassau Street] Nassau Street, west of Adams Street. Shows 47 - 65 Nassau Street.
226 Pearl Street
\[Pearl Street and Concord Street] West side of Pearl Street, between Concord Street and Nassau Street. Shows 208 - 226 Pearl Street.
184 Pearl Street
\[182-194 Pearl Street] West side of Pearl Street, between Nassau Street and High street. Taken from High Street, shows 182 - 194 Pearl Street.
69 High Street
\[69-75 High Street] North side of High Street, west of Pearl Street. Shows 69 - 75 High Street.
204 Pearl Street
\[Pearl Street south of Nassau Street] West side of Pearl Street, south of Nassau Street. Shows 84 Nassau Street and 218 - 226 Pearl Street.
178 Pearl Street
\[179 Pearl Street] West side of Pearl Street, north of High Street. Shows 178 Pearl Street.
83 Concord Street
\[Concord Street between Pearl and Jay Streets, north side] North side of Concord Street, between Pearl Street and Jay Street. Shows 83 - 97 Concord Street.
272 Pearl Street
\[Pearl Street north of Tillary Street, west side] West side of Pearl Street, north of Tillary Street. Shows 238 - 272 Pearl Street.
69 High Street
\[North side of High Street] North side of High Street, between Adams Street and Pearl Street. Shows 155 Adams Street and 69 - 75 High Street.
172 Pearl Street
\[166-180 Pearl Street] West side of Pearl Street, south of Sands Street. Shows 166-180 Pearl Street.
180 Pearl Street
\[178-180 Pearl Street] West side of Pearl Street, north of High Street. Shows 178 - 180 Pearl Street.
186 Jay Street
\[Jay Street and Nassau Street, Brooklyn NY] Jay Street looking north to Nassau Street in Brooklyn, New York. View of Manhattan Bridge in background and exit ramp on right as well as trolley car tracks along Jay Street.
Old Public School 1
Public School 1 Facade of PS 1, a U-shaped, two-story, brick elementary school building at Adams Street and Concord Street, with several parked automobiles, buildings on both sides, and a large section of cobblestone street and three workmen with "Men working" sign in foreground.
225 Adams Street
In the !!\*\*!! old summertime Three toddlers playing with inflatable pool; boy on left is standing in pool and holding toy in left hand, girl in middle is sitting on lawn with right hand in pool, and boy on right is kneeling on lawn with left hand in pool; hedge fence in background. Caption: "In the !!\*\*!! old summertime--It paid to be young today and small enough to fit into a toy pool, like Evan Kottler and Richard Kronick of 235 and 225 Adams St. and Sarah Rubinton of 270 Jay St., as the head wave went into its seventh day."
172 Pearl Street
New York City Community College Large, six-story masonry building with one moving automobile in foreground and several parked automobiles in left background. Caption: "New York City Community College, at 300 Pearl St., will form part of the Brooklyn Civic Center now under construction in the bustling downtown section."
186 Jay Street
172 Pearl Street
University Hall Facade of Long Island University's University Hall, a large six-story masonry building at 300 Pearl Street with street light and parked automobile in right foreground and several automobiles and pedestrians in left background; campus later relocated to Flatbush Avenue Extension.
Old Public School 1
PS 1 Close-up of PS 1, a two-story, brick elementary school at Adams Street and Concord Street, with iron fence along front, parked automobile on far left, and portions of other buildings on both sides.
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