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Defend Life, Reject Exploitation: LIVE from the Romanch’s Law Hearing on Central Park Carriages

Today, advocates gather to support Romanch’s Law and end the horse-drawn carriage industry.

Rally for Romanch’s Law to End Horse-Drawn Carriages in Central Park

IN THE WAKE TV refuses to pit the survival of marginalized carriage drivers against the liberation of living creatures. Instead, we expose the system that forces working-class people to rely on the exhaustion of animals just to survive in a gentrifying city.

Join our live coverage as organizers defend a new vision for NYC—one rooted in economic sovereignty, environmental justice, and radical love. (Photo Credit: Gerardo Romo / NYC Council Media Unit).

Bill Hearing for Romanch’s Law to End Horse-Drawn Carriages in Central Park

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