A tenant-led organization in NYC fighting to preserve Section 9 public housing in the US, the only deeply affordable housing option that remains.
Joined February 2023
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Really upsetting to see organizations that bill themselves as pro-working class encouraging middle & low income ppl to vote yes in favor of ending public input on the issues NYers care about most. I even saw a union saying to vote yes meanwhile if anyone took away their rights to collective bargaining all hell would rightfully break loose. The public must maintain its right to hearings
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The story is that the federal program to preserve public housing moves it into Section 8 and often places it under management of corporate landlords, with bad oversight and outcomes for tenants. Maybe you think that's worth the risk, but it’s not clearly "public housing."
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NEW: DSA's National Political Committee passed two resolutions tonight regarding Los Angeles mayoral candidate Nithya Raman, setting up processes to potentially force DSA's Los Angeles chapter to rescind its endorsement of her campaign and/or expel her from DSA.
Here are copies of the 2 resolutions that passed:
Rescinding endorsement: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Expulsion: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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The Mayor seems to be pushing the 5 ballot measures that increase his power and takes from yours and from CBs and just normal people. He's spending govt $ on TV ads, the NYC govt website, link kiosks, and text messages. How is this allowed? BTW, please vote Hell, NO on all 5!
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And narrowly, the “DSA-right” keeps their 60% supermajority in NYC!
SMC: 35% (+3% from 2024) [right]
W2W: 30% (+7%) [left]
GW: 26% (-) [right]
B&R: 3% (-2) [center]
NYC-DSA convention delegate results:
@DSASocMaj - 153 (35%)
@w2wdsa - 129 (30%)
@GroundworkDSA - 114 (26%)
@breadrosesDSA - 12 (3%)
Independent - 28 (6%)
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John Leguizamo
@JohnLeguizamo
Voted “hell no” on all the propositions except last one! It’s a developer’s dream to not be regulated so they can destroy the beauty and safety of our beloved city!
WE SAY VOTE NO ON ALL 5
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Yesterday before the @nycDSA deadline I rejoined for $5 so I could vote 4 delegates supporting #publichousing 2 counter Open NY and neoliberals hiding within their ranks. Worth every 💵 #savesection9
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A tenacious group of tenants is fighting a teardown plan in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods that could spell the end of public housing as we know it? I wrote for @newrepublic about their struggle and the fate of government-run homes in the US.
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in 2019, a group of Fulton Houses residents led by
@jackieblue2363
went door-to-door at Fulton Houses and collected 635 signatures out of 944 families, for a petition that was against the demolition & privatization. That’s 67%, 2/3rds of NYCHA Fulton heads of households.
#DSA
Also — in 2019, a group of Fulton Houses residents led by Jackie Lara @jackieblue2363 went door-to-door at Fulton Houses and collected 635 signatures out of 944 families, for a petition that was against the demolition & privatization. That’s 67%, 2/3rds of Fulton Houses’ heads of households. The petition was overseen by veteran civil rights lawyer Norman Siegel. A lot of folks weren’t around then but tenants at Fulton have documented they did not want demolition or privatization as early as 2019 and folks at @ManhattanBoard4 that were part of the Chelsea Working Group can attest to this as well. Please read more about the petition and the tenants who organized it here: liberationnews.org/nyc-polit… @infopobn @digifigs_1 @fuelgrannie @mfriedrichnyc @katewillett @flushingtenant #nycha
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nothing is true about building affordable housing,+ there is no iron clad paperwork on what is to be built. and go and check out steve ross and what he did with hudson yards...how he promise rentals for $858 a month but what happened when he built
businessinsider.com/hudson-y…
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how much will it cost NYC to demo these buildings... between $1.2 million and $1.7 billion.
this public land is being handed over to MAGA billionaire steve ross to build luxury condos...
and section 8 or eRADication is not protected section 9 housing savesection9.org/about
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no demo ing of 4000+ NYCHA Public Housing Residents
#dsa say to @ZohranKMamdani displacing poor black and brown low income resident from their homes in NYCHA Chelsea and Fulton Houses
stopfecdemolition.org/
For a tenant perspective on the demolition proposal visit stopfecdemolition.org
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we have seen this all B4
Atlantic Yards BK
Cabrini-Green/Robert Taylor
Techwood
Desire/ St. Thomas
HOPE VI program
or Steve Ross Hudson Yard where are the affordable housing he promised?
slumlords promise but never deliver
what mamdani is doing in Chelsea is ethnic cleansing
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this was written by eric adams and his cronies go and study Atlantic yard in BK see how they promised a black community the world and in the end 2 companies went bankrupt and no community benefits were delivered. they got tax subsidized stadium and luxury offices and condos
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sure they will be affordable..for RICH FOLKS
BTW im selling central park lmao
underdevloper do not build low income housing. those luxury condos will be for rich folks.
go and study MAGA steve ross track record. he will be given the public land
#DSA
themidtowngazette.com/2024/1…
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this is billionaire steve ross' $7.1 billion tax break hudson yards.. this is his track records.
Housing lottery opens for 177 new apartments in Hudson Yards
billionaires dont want poor blks/latinos in their buildings. but what do the gentrifiers know
brickunderground.com/rent/ho…
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Housing lottery opens for 114 rent-stabilized apartments in Hudson Yards
NYers who earn $59,280 to $209,625 are eligible to apply
EMT$39K
Para$32K
HHA $35K
Retail$35K
In New York City, approximately 39% of households earn under $59K per year
SAVE NYCHA
brickunderground.com/rent/ho…
