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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Sits Down With Charles Blow in an Exclusive Interview
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Under the soaring ceiling of the stately Governor’s Room in New York City’s City Hall, the city’s youngest mayor in more than a century — and its “first” Democratic Socialist — responded to an array of questions exploring his views on issues important to African Americans.
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view video Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter Tour Kicked Off With This Viral MomentThe 34-year-old was characteristically charming, but also deftly evasive, sidestepping the more challenging questions.
He delved into the evolving relationship between the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and the Black electorate.
Mamdani was born in Uganda and moved with his family to South Africa when he was five.