The legacy of Brooklyn Councilman James Davis is the topic of the latest #NY1YouDecide with @errollouis, who is joined by @NYCMayor Eric Adams and others to discuss Davis' impact on Brooklyn politics and what his future might have been. https://t.co/kWL5GEtWxm
Good read from @errollouis on a piece of Brooklyn political history on the 20th anniversary of Councilman James Davis’s murder at City Hall https://t.co/p87hopsWjm
Twenty years (!) after the murder of NYC Councilman James Davis inside City Hall, a nice tribute in @NYMag from his friend, @errollouis.
Also, some fun Brooklyn political tidbits in here too.
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Two decades after @NYCCouncil member James Davis was shot and killed inside City Hall, his legacy as a violence-reduction activist and “kick-in-the door” Brooklyn politician lives on, @errollouis writes for @NYMag: https://t.co/hHWE1qULAt
A wonderful piece by @errollouis. I was in City Hall when this happened, working as an adviser to the majority leader of the Council at the time, Councilman Joel Rivera. https://t.co/snViPGZO9o
20 years ago today Councilman James E. Davis was murdered in @NYCCouncil Chambers. Those of us who knew him will always remember a warm, kind public servant, who truly loved our city and its people.
My remarks when the Council met on the 17th anniversary of his murder 🔽.
Last week I was honored to attend a scholarship presentation in memory of James E. Davis. @GeoffreyADavis you are doing a wonderful job carrying on the legacy of your brother with your work through James E. Davis Stop The Violence Foundation.
The latest You Decide is a moving tribute to Errol’s late friend, James Davis. Joining him for the ride are Mayor Eric Adams, Geoffrey Davis, Sen. James Sanders, Lupe Todd-Medina, et al. @NY1@NYCMayor@GeoffreyADavis@LupeToddMedina https://t.co/FB72N05w7o
REMEMBERING JAMES DAVIS: Colleagues and officials remembered Councilmember James E. Davis as this Sunday will mark the 20-year anniversary of his death.
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At NY1 news for an interview with good friends Errol Louis & Mayor Eric Adams
Celerbrating our Bro. Peace Activist Hon. Rev. James E. Davis' 20th Anniversary Memorial.