Zohran Mamdani’s Vision for Urban Democracy Inspires Asian American New Yorkers Asian American and youth organizing helped put Mamdani in office. Will he keep his campaign promises?

I reported on #Mamdani 's new administration and #AsianAmerican political power in #NYC and beyond for @theprogressivemag.bsky.social

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The Stories Behind the Stories Email from Workplace Justice Lab The impact, organizing response and lessons on the Minneapolis ICE siege   The Month in Review: Minneapolis by Janice Fine   This month’s newsletter focuses on the ICE

Wanted to share the Workplace Justice Lab's latest piece on the story behind the story of the Minneapolis occupation through the eyes of our close partners in organizing, government and small business.
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I started reporting this article weeks before the recent crackdowns on Minneapolis. It's important to remember that the nationwide organizing context of the uprising in Minneapolis right now is not just about protesting but mobilizing whole communities to protect the most vulnerable. #stopice

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Mr. Mamdani, would you please be my mayor? I wrote about the Zohran phenomenon and economic populism for some folks across the pond:
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Your guest from the NY Daily News is incredibly condescending even as he struggles to say one positive thing about the candidate his paper endorsed. Also seemed to almost deliberately botch the pronunciation of Mamdani's name, even as his spiel seems entirely focused on attacking him. Sad.

The Dark, McCarthyist History of Deporting Activists Donald Trump is using decades-old laws to expel critics and opponents.

I wrote about political deportations, then and now, for The Progressive.

'In publicly demonizing human rights activists like Khalil as violent extremists, the White House draws on the ideological mythmaking of the 1950s Red Scare.” '