“local voices shouldn’t count”https://twitter.com/ceaweaver/status/1463350736482357252 …
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but not in nyc, especially not now as local voices are screaming to stay housed: you seem to have no use for those voices; you ignore them and who’s “we?” do you mean nyc? shouldn’t that include everyone, especially extremely concerned, active and loud community members?
and “power building” for whom? the community? or climbers using the community?
you advocate to remove community input: whose side are you on?I don’t think I agree w your characterization of NYC: plenty of exclusionary n’hood here. I also don’t think I ignore folks fighting to stay housed - am in active coalition with many of them pushing to win state policy. But we can disagree And by “we” I mean NYers.
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it’s not my characterization of nyc, it’s my characterization of nycers: loud new yorkers fighting to stay in their homes they’re not “exclusionary:” they’re literally trying to protect their homes you’ve criticized me for using the word protection: we can disagree on that too
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How are you not ignoring folks? The outcry from NYC tenants is luxury development has been pushing longtime residents out of their homes. NYCHA tenants are crying out, "Keep public housing public!" Every on-the-ground tenant activist I know knows this stuff in their bones.
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I understand it from the yimbys on here. They've never talked to a real life human. But I know this is your day job. I know you're in constant communication with tenants and tenant leaders. How? How do you ignore people's voices like this?
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