Ms. Adams, who became speaker on Wednesday, will lead the most diverse City Council ever as New York tries to recover from the pandemic. She already faces battles with the mayor.
Source: New York Times
Adrienne Adams, 1st Black NYC Council Speaker, Says City Is at a Crossroads
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