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Can't say it often enough:

Abolish ICE.

How to Tip Delivery Drivers in New York City: A Practical Guide Is cash still king? Do delivery workers really earn minimum wage? And other questions about properly paying the people bringing you dinner.

📰New from The City — How to Tip Deliveristas in NYC: A Practical Guide

Key tips:

1️⃣ Tip your deliverista— they rely on it
2️⃣ Under $100 → 10–15%, over $100 → 20%+
3️⃣ Cash preferred
4️⃣ Extreme weather → 30%+
5️⃣ App tips→ let them know

Read👇🏾: www.thecity.nyc/2026/03/06/t...

Local / County governments pushing the New York State government (read: Kathy Hochul) to do what's right and stop colluding with ICE. Here, it's Ulster County in the Mid-Hudson Valley. #ShareGoodNewsToo

Me holding Ty post cards

Hundreds of Ty post cards and Boston terrier

Signed Ty cards

From the bottom of my 🧡 thank YOU for your generosity & support as I pursue the open City Council seat in 3️⃣. A letter 💌 is en route! It’s because* of you, I have not only maxed out my donations for the April Special Election (and then some), but have kickstarted fundraising for the June Primary!

Tell HUD: Keep Families Together and Housed! HUD’s new proposal is cruel, costly, and counterproductive. It would rip families apart and increase eviction & homelessness during a housing crisis. Join me in telling HUD Secretary Scott Turner to withdraw it.

HUD's proposed rule doesn't just hurt families — it hurts the entire federal housing system. Unsubsidized residents pay MORE rent, supporting everyone else. Kick them out and costs go up for all. Cruel & counterproductive. Comment now: bit.ly/KFTrttc #HomesForAll

Billy Saas and Scott Ferguson are joined by Will Beaman to discuss Money on the Left’s framework for what we call “Democratic Public Finance” (DPF).

moneyontheleft.org/2025/11/01/d...

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Guys, watch Chuck today live all day in Downtown Flushing! I'll be interviewed around 2pm! Please share!
#Chuck4Queens
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Recently, Angela Y. Davis said, “The courage comes from a collective sense of strength. As one person, we can do very little. But as hundreds and thousands and millions of people, we can change the world.”

In the 1960 presidential race, New York’s electoral votes decided JFK's presidency. Likewise, FDR and Ronald Reagan secured New York’s electors by fusing with minor parties, whose vote totals exceeded the margin of victory. #ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FusionVoting

Will responds brilliantly to a criticism of Democratic Public Finance here with an illuminating thread that not only addresses the criticism head-on but does so by identifying + dissolving neoliberal assumptions upon which the original criticism depends. Friends, follow @greenbackbetter.bsky.social.

A group of students holding up a sign saying join lucha in boycotting windmill mushrooms sign the petition and showing a QR code to the boycott windmill petition

The student led group LUCHA from the University of Washington are asking students and fellow supporters to sign the Windmill mushroom boycott petition. Link in bio or act.seiu.org/a/windmill_i...

#BoycottWindmillMushrooms

New Unruly Subjects! Ronald Young Jr. on platform, power, and how to argue in public without losing your soul. + Ms. Rachel/Rahaf from Gaza + NYU contract faculty strike update.
Listen here! pod.link/1849696769/e...

“We had to get it filed before he got transferred out that afternoon... You don’t even know if he’s been transferred. You’re just hoping you catch him before he goes.” Must-read‼️ on @wjcny.bsky.social and other CNY community groups acting quickly to #FreeAdelso
www.syracuse.com/news/2026/03...

image of a flyer for SOIL's 2026 Pod Greenhouses. Text reads: "Pod GreenHouse. March 21 (registration opens March 9), June 27 (registration opens June 15), October 10 (registration opens September 28). For more info visit www.soiltjp.org. SOIL: A Transformative Justice Project." Background is a photo of a pod of 3 orcas swimming in the ocean.

Dates for SOIL's 2026 Pod Greenhouses*: March 21, June 27, and October 10.

Registration info will be sent out via the SOIL email list. Registration is free.

To join SOIL's email list and to learn more the Pod Greenhouses: www.soiltjp.org

*Please note these are not trainings

Chatbots shouldn’t claim to be a doctor, lawyer or any other licensed professional. My bill, S7263, stops chatbots from impersonating licensed professions while allowing those bots to still give advice. Here’s a thread on what the bill does/doesn’t do & why it’s important:🧵(1/6)

The Brooklyn Hospital Center nurses have gone over a month without health benefits because the hospital refuses to pay what it owes. Meanwhile, hospital executives made over $8 million in 2024.

Tell TBHC leadership: Pay the nurses what you owe and restore their benefits now! bit.ly/tbhc-nurses

🔊❄️ Minnesotans have to put up with snow. But we will NOT put up with ICE.

And we’ll keep marching.

For #ICEOutNow. For economic recovery for the communities harmed by Operation Metro Surge.

And until every neighbor who was taken is home. 🏠

STAND UP FOR SCIENCE NATIONAL DAYof ACTION Take back our science, health, and democracy! MARCH 7TH, 2026 NEW YORK CITY, NY NEW LOCATION! City Hall Park 12:00pm - 2:00pm Visit website to register, volunteer, and donate! STAND UP SCIENCE standupforscience.net/march7

TOMORROW!

@standupforscience.bsky.social rallies in NYC, DC, and around the country.

Find a rally near you: standupforscience.net/march7

During Ramadan, Muslim Delivery Workers Juggle Food Orders and Faith - Documented This week, Muslim delivery workers gathered together to share space and their experiences, as they broke their 13-hour fasts alongside Mayor Mamdani.

We hosted our 1st Iftar & @documentedny.bsky.social did a beautiful story that deserves to be read.

As NYC Mayor said: ‘When I think about hard work, determination, and the drive that defines this city — I can think of no better example than you, delivery workers.’
documentedny.com/2026/03/06/m...

David Orkin speaks at Masjid Al Abidin in South Richmond Hills, Queens.

David Orkin meets with MUNA, New York City's largest halal food distribution service.

David Orkin shakes hands with a volunteer handing out food as part of MUNA's social services in Queens

David Orkin helps distribute food with MUNA volunteers in Queens

Great day out in South Queens! 🙏 Stopped by Masjid Al Abidin for Jummah before checking out the MUNA Social Services food distribution center. FACT: they run the city’s largest halal program! Inspiring to see how millions of pounds of food get out to the community ✊🍎

The New York City Nurses’ Strike Was a Historic Victory The largest and longest nurse strike in New York City history concluded last month. A rank-and-file nurse leader writes in Jacobin about how the 15,000 striking nurses beat giant hospitals to win major victories on safe-staffing and other issues.

The largest and longest nurse strike in New York City history concluded last month.

A rank-and-file nurse leader writes in Jacobin about how the 15,000 striking nurses beat giant hospitals to win major victories on safe-staffing and other issues.

Learn more about #LongCOVID and workforce impact here: https://youtu.be/sLNgtYN0xLM

Be sure to visit https://www.longhauler-advocacy.org/lcamonth2026 to learn more, take action, and spread the word this #LongCOVIDAwareness Month!

We are all #OneInfectionAway

Canarsie Public Workshops Give Haitian Immigrants a Voice in City Budget - Documented The People’s Money workshops allow New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, to decide how a portion of the city budget is spent to support their communities.

The People’s Money workshops allow New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, to decide how a portion of the city budget is spent to support their communities.

Fusion voting powered the abolitionist strategy of the 1840s and 1850s — allowing parties to unite behind the same nominee while keeping their own ballot line.

It freed smaller parties from the “spoiler” trap and made opposition to the Slave Power electorally visible. More voice. Real leverage.

NYU Contract Faculty Set Unfair Labor Practice Strike Deadline Contract Faculty United–UAW members at New York University have set an unfair labor practice strike deadline as negotiations with the university administration continue to stall. After more than a…

After more than a year of bargaining and repeated labor law violations by NYU a supermajority of contract faculty voted to authorize a strike, with 90% of voters supporting the action.

Read: nycclc.org/news/nyu-con...

I hear that. At the same time, I think I'd be likely to support trading the sorts of insurance public-policy problems we currently have for the new kinds of problems (like the one you identify) that would arise.

Good piece by @freedlander.bsky.social. I differ with Z's assessment that Delgado's campaign was likely to produce at most a merely symbolic victory (a difference deriving from deeper differences in assessing the Left ecosystem). But Z has done a very good job so far of keeping the many on his side.

Thank you, and that's great. I'm interested to learn more (especially how the people who were tenants before the conversion are legally characterized after the conversion).

"There’s one solution that, while a political nonstarter now, might only need conditions to worsen a bit to get a better reception: setting up a government-run provider to compete with private insurers. About ⅓ of US homeowners support this, including 32% of the self-described 'conservative' ones."

On being a good opportunity for tenant-unionization: yes, I think you're totally right.

On the transition to coops: if you're thinking about tenants becoming shareholders, I imagine people might then lose eligibility for the vouchers (disclaimer: I'm no expert)—but I love the way you're thinking!