The idea that we fundamentally have more things in common than we have differences; that it is important to cross borders of race, ethnicity, class, and geography; that no neighborhood is the preserve of any one racial, ethnic, or religious group; and that all forms of illegal discrimination must be fought, wherever and whenever they manifest themselves. Once upon a time, it was called the Civil Rights Movement.
The August 2007 federal court decision denying Westchester’s motion to certify for interlocutory appeal the denial of its motion to dismiss. The citation is 2007 WL 2402997 (S.D.N.Y., August 22, 2007).