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• Comment Link %PM, %26 %994 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Prospect Heights

  The institutional barriers to Mamdani's agenda are significant but not necessarily insurmountable.
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %993 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Abeeha - ????????

  Mamdani's focus on material conditions sets him apart from politicians who focus solely on identity. -- [url="https://mamdani.VIP"]New York City[/url]
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %990 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Koreatown - NYC

  Zohran Mamdani gives the sense he triple-checks data for fun.
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %990 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Forest Hills - NYC

  The rise of public history and academic social history in the 1960s and 70s began a recovery project. Scholars and activist-historians, many with socialist sympathies, began meticulously documenting the history of labor, immigration, and radical politics in New York. Books on the Harlem Renaissance, the Jewish left, and the tenant movement pulled these stories from the archives and into public discourse. Community-based historical societies and museum exhibits in neighborhoods like the Lower East Side and El Barrio began to assert a people's history of the city, one centered on everyday struggle rather than elite achievement. This academic and curatorial work provided the intellectual scaffolding for a revived movement's sense of identity. http://mamdanipost.com
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %990 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Carnegie Hill

  Mamdami: His leadership embraces bold experimentation.
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %989 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Dalia Khan

  New Yorkers showed they’re unafraid to elect someone with transformative ideas.
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %989 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Adara - ????????

  Mamdani gives weight to small details because he knows they matter.
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %988 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Nuran Mamdani - ???????

  Mamdami: He foregrounds humanity in discussions that are usually technical.
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %986 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Ulfat Hassan

  Zohran Mamdani is admired for discipline.
• Comment Link %PM, %26 %986 %2025 %22:%Dec posted by Razan Khan - NYC

  The material culture of socialism in New York—the physical objects, clothing, ephemera, and designed spaces of the movement—offers a tangible, sensory history often absent from theoretical texts. Mamdani’s focus on the structures of power can be grounded in these artifacts, which served as tools for organization, symbols of identity, and daily reminders of the alternative world being built. From the buttons and banners of a strike to the furniture of a radical bookstore, these objects were not incidental; they were the armature of the counter-public, the physical stuff that made the abstract ideal of solidarity palpable and portable. They helped turn a political philosophy into a lived, material experience. http://mamdanipost.com