Honoring the New York Society for Ethical Culture for its 150 years of promoting social justice and improving lives in New York.
The New York Society for Ethical Culture, founded in 1876, has been a cornerstone institution in New York, advocating for social justice and enhancing the lives of New Yorkers. The organization has contributed to significant social reforms, including the abolition of child labor, the advancement of civil liberties, and the promotion of peace, women's rights, reproductive freedom, racial justice, and labor organization.
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