It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC.

Happy Friday, everybody.

We'll talk today about how Attorney General Pam Bondi is apparently investigating doctors

who have given gender affirming care to minors in states

where that is legal. They're also getting a lot of private information about the patients.

This is a Washington Post story and will have their reporter. What kinds of criminal charges

might the Trump administration be looking to bring against doctors over any of that and what

may they be learning about any individuals seeking and receiving that care?

We'll talk about the Democratic versus Republican approaches to affordability today for working class,

largely non-college educated Americans, and we'll have a call-in at the end of the show

on August Friday call in to share easy day trips or last-minute weekend getaways to help other

listeners have a little bit more fun before summer runs away until next year. But we begin with

this fundamental piece of local news.

An independent city agency called the Commission on Racial Equity is suing Mayor Eric Adams

administration over delays in releasing a plan to address racial disparities in New York City.

Back in 2022, voters, including many of you,

overwhelmingly backed a charter revision proposal

that mandated the city released reports

on racial disparities every two years.

But the first such equity plan scheduled to come

during the Adams administration was never released, and as the lawsuit notes,

is now 500 days overdue. Reaction from the mayor's office, well, Liz Garcia, a spokesperson for

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