Grassroots Voices in New York's Political Landscape

This chapter explores the struggles of marginalized communities in New York City, focusing on the intersectionality of voter identities and the significance of grassroots activism. Through the lens of various callers, it examines the nuances of support for political candidates like Zoran Mamdani, who resonate with diverse groups by actively engaging with local issues. The conversation critiques traditional polling methods and underscores the importance of understanding community concerns over foreign policy, emphasizing the empowerment found in grassroots organizing.