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Critics say Mayor Mamdani’s deputy mayor appointments lack Black representation, marking the first NYC administration in 50 years without a Black deputy mayor, sparking concerns over diversity.
- Earlier this month, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced a sharp rebuke from the coalition that helped elect him, as only one of the five deputy mayors is Latino, The New York Times reported.
- The Center for the Study of Organized Hate found 35,522 anti‑Muslim messages reached more than 1.5 billion people after Zohran accepted the Democratic nomination, amid campaign harassment by trolls and bots.
- Organized labor leaders criticized the administration’s leadership, with Kyle Bragg noting it is the first in 50 years to omit a Black deputy mayor, while Tyquana Henderson‑Rivers called for thoughtful attention to diversity concerns.
- The Mamdani administration says diversity remains a priority and appointed Afua Atta‑Mensah, who led Black voter mobilization, as Chief Equity Officer.
- Critics warn the transition from campaign rhetoric to governance may fray alliances, as some say excluding Black leaders damages Mamdani’s standing with Black voters and deepens coalition strains involving the Democratic Socialists of America .
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New York Times Hits Mamdani for Slighting Blacks in His New Mayoral Regime
New York Times Hits Mamdani for Slighting Blacks in His New Mayoral Regime The New York Times and its City Hall reporter Jeffery C. Mays attacked new Mayor Zohran Mamdani for not putting enough "affirmative action" in his new administration. Blacks make up about 23 percent of the population of New York City, so they expect him to be quota-conscious. The headline for this lecture: None of Mamdani’s Deputy Mayors Are Black. It Has Become a Prob…
"Acting As If Race Doesn't Matter": NYC Mayor Mamdani’s Inner Circle Draws Fire From Key Allies
It was a central promise of his campaign: a government that truly “looks like the city it seeks to represent.” But New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing a sharp, early rebuke from the very coalition that helped elect him. The issue? A conspicuous lack of Black representation among his top command. According to […] “Acting As If Race Doesn’t Matter”: NYC Mayor Mamdani’s Inner Circle Draws Fire From Key Allies
Progressives Whine That Mamdani's Staff Picks Aren't the Right Race
Some progressives are not pleased with the level of diversity among New York City socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s top aides, The New York Times reported. Several black and Latino leaders […] The post Progressives Whine That Mamdani's Staff Picks Aren't the Right Race appeared first on The Western Journal.
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