
Jag Davies (@jagdavies.bsky.social)
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founder, Justice Communications.
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.Zohran Kwame Mamdani’s commanding lead shows what happens when a candidate runs on real working class issues—surging wealth inequality, housing inaffordability, & cuts to social programs. He surged bc he takes seriously the level of stress everyday people are under every single day.


NEW from me & @EvelynQuartz: Zohran Kwame Mamdani won a clear mandate - but the Democratic political/media elite is already trying to downplay it & pretend it was just vibes rather than a demand for policy change. The battle for the future has just begun. levernews.com/zohran-mamdani…



Just a reminder for everyone that has memory-holed it — but 54% of Democrats favored and just 24% opposed the idea of defunding the police & shifting that budget toward civilian agencies back in 2021. Not a radical position. Zohran Kwame Mamdani






To understand how Zohran Kwame Mamdani won the mayoral primary by a full 12 points last month, it helps to understand how tenants like Ferdousi Begum and Parveg Hasan decided to go on the offensive against real estate. My first for The New York Review of Books, learned so much! nybooks.com/online/2025/07…

Abundance for the many is about making essentials affordable by all means necessary. Great conversation about the need for a new economic policy agenda that goes beyond removing blockages and waiting for corporations to do the rest. Malcolm Harris Paul E Williams Daniel Denvir


“What should have been a straightforward vaccination turned into a Kafkaesque runaround—one that portends the chaos to come. The result will be… more transmission, more cases, more long Covid, hospitalizations, and deaths.” My latest for The New Republic: newrepublic.com/article/196742…

A reminder: framing homelessness as a problem of mental illness or addiction has been politically manufactured to divert attention from its *actual* causes—skyrocketing rents, poverty wages, gutted social supports—and to justify the removal of homeless people from public space.


Tremendous work by tenant organizers in Passaic to strengthen rent control and protect residents from skyrocketing rents & displacement. Big thanks to @maketheroadnj for organizing this effort — and to Mayor Mayor Hector Lora and the Passaic City Council for standing with their community.

