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Tiffany Cabán @tiffanycaban.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
NO NEW COPS
“I am proud to have worked closely with the Mayor and public safety advocates to ensure there was no increase to the NYPD’s headcount in this budget. Every dollar we spend on policing and incarceration means money we can’t spend on housing, mental health care, substance use treatment, and economic stability: the proven policies that actually keep our communities healthy and safe. This budget is an important check on the failed policy of broken windows policing and will allow us to build a public safety infrastructure rooted in care, not punishment and incarceration. And we will keep building on it.”
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Bright D Limm 임대중 @bdlimm.myatproto.social · 30/06/2026
One of the bright spots of the NYC budget deal are wins by @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social's Make 'Em Pay campaign: • 50 new auditors at NYC Finance • 181 new staff over 3 years at Consumer & Worker Protection These new hires will both hold corporations + landlords accountable and generate revenue.
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
After years of fighting for budget justice, our grassroots People’s Budget coalition is pleased to see the fruits of our labor. While there’s more work to do, this budget is a clean break from the austerity politics of the past. Full statement here: peoplesplan.nyc/news/press-releases/191737/
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
After years of fighting for budget justice, our grassroots People’s Budget coalition is pleased to see the fruits of our labor. While there’s more work to do, this budget is a clean break from the austerity politics of the past. Full statement here: peoplesplan.nyc/news/press-releases/191737/
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 27/06/2026
Mayor Mamdani's budget is a HUGE win after years of austerity. But there are still BIG gaps. Our coalition of 80 grassroots and labor groups just released our hardlines for the budget — these are NONNEGOTIABLES for a fair budget that serves New Yorkers. Swipe through to learn more.
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
We defeated 175-B, but there's a new proposal. The New York City Council Speaker and City Council Elsie Encarnacion want to require the NYPD to develop "perimeter plans" around schools to protect against "harassment." But the thing is... 1/
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
@mayor.nyc.gov is starting a new commission aiming to cut red tape, strengthen agency enforcement, & modernize NYC's budget. We're ready to engage & push reforms to help agencies hold corporations & landlords accountable & fix NYC's broken budget process. #MakeEmPay #NYCBudgetReform
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Brendan Davey @brendandavey.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
100+ orgs signed on to oppose 175-B & demand @council.nyc.gov kill ANY bill that increases NYPD presence & chills free speech at schools & educational facilities. Today we're taking that message to City Hall. Join at Tweed, 11:30 AM. #NoTo175B #SafetyNotCensorship @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social
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City Council: Protect free speech and student safety by sustaining the veto on 175-B
City Council: Protect free speech and student safety by sustaining the veto on Intro. 175-B. We, the undersigned organizations and individuals, write to urge the City Council to sustain Mayor Mamdani...
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
It will STILL hand NYPD the power to suppress dissent at a time when New Yorkers are actively defending our school communities from fascism and ongoing ICE raids. We're watching, we're staying organized, and we're going to keep fighting back. It's time to get rid of this proposal for good.
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
Instead of listening from school communities and New Yorkers who want to protect the right to protest, TODAY the Speaker is moving to introduce a new bill that is still dangerous. 2/
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
WE STOPPED 175-B! The speaker did not have the votes to override the veto of 175-B. That's a HUGE victory, and it's no accident. Thousands of us rose up to make sure of it. That's what organizing looks like. BUT... /1
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Brendan Davey @brendandavey.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
We really don't get to celebrate wins often enough these days. Making it so that @council.nyc.gov couldn't overturn @mayor.nyc.gov's veto is HUGE! So grateful for those who organized against this and stopped it. Sadly, there is even more work to do. But it's nice to be able to smile for once.
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NYC Progressives @nycprogressives.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
With news that a veto override attempt on Introduction 175-B has been delayed, Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:
With news that a veto override attempt on Introduction 175-B has been delayed, Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:

“We’re relieved that Introduction 175-B is behind us. We have long advocated for measures to combat hate, such as @jfrejnyc NYC Against Hate, which we were thrilled to see in the Mayor’s Executive Budget. We know that proactive and data-driven measures are the only way to effectively combat antisemitism, Islamophobia, transphobia, and all other forms of hate violence. 

Since 175-B’s introduction, we have seen collective opposition from civil rights organizations, religious leaders, unions, and educational organizations warning about the serious risks of infringement on Americans’ constitutional right to peacefully assemble. It would have been irresponsible for this bill to become law, especially as we witness a crackdown on campuses. Students and faculty are facing widespread terminations and deportations, all as a consequence of exercising the right to organize against genocide. 

Our city can protect students’ right to make their voices heard while also making clear that hate violence has no place here. We remain committed to combating hate violence in NYC and centering the needs of vulnerable New Yorkers in the term ahead.”With news that a veto override attempt on Introduction 175-B has been delayed, Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:

“We’re relieved that Introduction 175-B is behind us. We have long advocated for measures to combat hate, such as @jfrejnyc NYC Against Hate, which we were thrilled to see in the Mayor’s Executive Budget. We know that proactive and data-driven measures are the only way to effectively combat antisemitism, Islamophobia, transphobia, and all other forms of hate violence. 

Since 175-B’s introduction, we have seen collective opposition from civil rights organizations, religious leaders, unions, and educational organizations warning about the serious risks of infringement on Americans’ constitutional right to peacefully assemble. It would have been irresponsible for this bill to become law, especially as we witness a crackdown on campuses. Students and faculty are facing widespread terminations and deportations, all as a consequence of exercising the right to organize against genocide. 

Our city can protect students’ right to make their voices heard while also making clear that hate violence has no place here. We remain committed to combating hate violence in NYC and centering the needs of vulnerable New Yorkers in the term ahead.”With news that a veto override attempt on Introduction 175-B has been delayed, Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:

“We’re relieved that Introduction 175-B is behind us. We have long advocated for measures to combat hate, such as @jfrejnyc NYC Against Hate, which we were thrilled to see in the Mayor’s Executive Budget. We know that proactive and data-driven measures are the only way to effectively combat antisemitism, Islamophobia, transphobia, and all other forms of hate violence. 

Since 175-B’s introduction, we have seen collective opposition from civil rights organizations, religious leaders, unions, and educational organizations warning about the serious risks of infringement on Americans’ constitutional right to peacefully assemble. It would have been irresponsible for this bill to become law, especially as we witness a crackdown on campuses. Students and faculty are facing widespread terminations and deportations, all as a consequence of exercising the right to organize against genocide. 

Our city can protect students’ right to make their voices heard while also making clear that hate violence has no place here. We remain committed to combating hate violence in NYC and centering the needs of vulnerable New Yorkers in the term ahead.”With news that a veto override attempt on Introduction 175-B has been delayed, Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:

“We’re relieved that Introduction 175-B is behind us. We have long advocated for measures to combat hate, such as @jfrejnyc NYC Against Hate, which we were thrilled to see in the Mayor’s Executive Budget. We know that proactive and data-driven measures are the only way to effectively combat antisemitism, Islamophobia, transphobia, and all other forms of hate violence. 

Since 175-B’s introduction, we have seen collective opposition from civil rights organizations, religious leaders, unions, and educational organizations warning about the serious risks of infringement on Americans’ constitutional right to peacefully assemble. It would have been irresponsible for this bill to become law, especially as we witness a crackdown on campuses. Students and faculty are facing widespread terminations and deportations, all as a consequence of exercising the right to organize against genocide. 

Our city can protect students’ right to make their voices heard while also making clear that hate violence has no place here. We remain committed to combating hate violence in NYC and centering the needs of vulnerable New Yorkers in the term ahead.”
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
WE STOPPED 175-B! The speaker did not have the votes to override the veto of 175-B. That's a HUGE victory, and it's no accident. Thousands of us rose up to make sure of it. That's what organizing looks like. BUT... /1
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 18/05/2026
Defend our right to protest WEDNESDAY, May 20! Join us this Wednesday, May 20 at City Hall 👇 🎙 Press Conference — 11:30 AM @ Tweed Courthouse, 52 Chambers St 📣 Rally — 12:30 PM @ City Hall West Gates
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 18/05/2026
Defend our right to protest WEDNESDAY, May 20! Join us this Wednesday, May 20 at City Hall 👇 🎙 Press Conference — 11:30 AM @ Tweed Courthouse, 52 Chambers St 📣 Rally — 12:30 PM @ City Hall West Gates
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
As New Yorkers grapple with a historic affordability crisis, we are still calling on the state to contribute recurring reliable revenue through taxes on corporations and billionaires. We need this revenue to fund the agenda NYers deserve & voted for.
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
@mayor.nyc.gov Mamdani's first executive budget has real wins — but as NYers grapple with a historic affordability crisis, NYC must invest longer term in essential services, housing, & the social safety net to make sure NYers can afford to stay in the city and thrive. #PeoplesBudget #CareNotCuts
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
@mayor.nyc.gov Mamdani's first executive budget has real wins — but as NYers grapple with a historic affordability crisis, NYC must invest longer term in essential services, housing, & the social safety net to make sure NYers can afford to stay in the city and thrive. #PeoplesBudget #CareNotCuts
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NYC Progressives @nycprogressives.bsky.social · 12/05/2026
Leaders @cmsandynurse.bsky.social @tiffanycaban.bsky.social @cmalexaaviles.bsky.social + Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement in regard to the release of Mayor Mamdani’s FY27 Executive Budget:
Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement in regard to the release of Mayor Mamdani’s FY27 Executive Budget:

“We’re grateful to see the Mayor’s Executive Budget appears to maintain many of the crucial services that New Yorkers rely on every day. Among the many announcements, we appreciate the inclusion of an additional $26 million for the Office to Combat Hate, $20.5 million to implement the Street Vendor Reform Package, the baselining of $25 million for Promise NYC, and cuts to both wasteful vacancies at the Department of Corrections and bloated contracts. 

For years, our members have stood determined to ensure that working New Yorkers do not bear the brunt of any budget deficit and we will continue to hold firm on this core belief. Negotiations aren’t over yet. There’s much more to be done to bolster CityFHEPS, NYCHA Vacant Unit Readiness, and other vital services. Our Caucus plans to unveil formal priorities ahead of Executive Budget hearings over this next month.”  Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement in regard to the release of Mayor Mamdani’s FY27 Executive Budget:

“We’re grateful to see the Mayor’s Executive Budget appears to maintain many of the crucial services that New Yorkers rely on every day. Among the many announcements, we appreciate the inclusion of an additional $26 million for the Office to Combat Hate, $20.5 million to implement the Street Vendor Reform Package, the baselining of $25 million for Promise NYC, and cuts to both wasteful vacancies at the Department of Corrections and bloated contracts. 

For years, our members have stood determined to ensure that working New Yorkers do not bear the brunt of any budget deficit and we will continue to hold firm on this core belief. Negotiations aren’t over yet. There’s much more to be done to bolster CityFHEPS, NYCHA Vacant Unit Readiness, and other vital services. Our Caucus plans to unveil formal priorities ahead of Executive Budget hearings over this next month.”
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Brendan Davey @brendandavey.bsky.social · 30/04/2026
In NYC, rather than deal with all the very real problems plaguing us, and legitimate threats to people's safety, speaker Julie Menin and much of the City Council are investing their time in overturning @mayor.nyc.gov's veto of Intro 175-B. 2/
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Bright D Limm 임대중 @bdlimm.myatproto.social · 28/04/2026
Wondering what PTET is? I do these filings these as part of my job, so here's the short version: when Trump reduced the state + local tax deduction, NY designed PTET so that well-off people could still deduct a lot of state + local taxes via their partnerships + s-corps. This proposal is a good one.
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NYCLU @nyclu.org · 06/05/2026
New York City has a proud history of serving a beacon of protest, dissent, and speaking out — not operating as a militarized site of censorship. The city cannot waver from its commitments to the First Amendment. Tell the NYC Council to hold the line against no-speech zones 👇
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Tell the NYC Council to Say “NO” to No-Speech Zones
Please take action!
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NYCLU @nyclu.org · 06/05/2026
The NYPD's no-speech zone last night spread up to 6 blocks from the event — sprawling across avenues, into subways, and even limiting press access. This is unprecedented and extreme: that type of zone hasn't been used for the U.N., visits from the President, or the Republican National Convention.
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Pro-Palestinian and Pro-Israel Demonstrators Rally Outside Synagogue
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 28/04/2026
@governor.ny.gov: NYC can't close a $5.4B gap alone w/o cuts & hurting NYers. It’s time to stop protecting tax breaks for the rich & start raising $ NYC needs. We agree with @mayor.nyc.gov & @speakermenin.bsky.social: NYS must act to reduce the PTET credit. STATEMENT: peoplesplan.nyc/news/press-r...
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STATEMENT ON MAYOR & SPEAKER’S PTET ANNOUNCEMENT
Governor Kathy Hochul’s continued inaction on taxing the rich will hurt New Yorkers. The City cannot close a $5.4 billion budget gap through cuts and efficiencies alone without harming working-clas…
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Bright D Limm 임대중 @bdlimm.myatproto.social · 25/04/2026
Last summer, soon after Z won the primary, Amisha Patel met with @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social to share wisdom from Chicago on how NYC's Left can transition well from winning to governing. In honor of her recent passing, I think it's fitting to share this essay of hers. truthout.org/articles/fig...
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Fighting Cancer Has Given Me New Insights on the Anti-Fascist Challenge We Face
To resist authoritarianism, our work must be deeply relational. We must act even in uncertainty. Nurturing builds power.
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NYCLU @nyclu.org · 24/04/2026
At a time when New Yorkers are taking to the streets in historic numbers to protest the Trump regime's cruelty and overreach, NYC should be looking to support our right to speak out - not stifle it. We’re glad the Mayor takes free speech seriously, and honors NYC’s long legacy of activism.
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Mamdani vetoes one protest buffer zone bill, ‘allows’ another to become law | amNewYork
Mayor Zohran Mamdani said on Friday that he will veto one of two bills that the City Council passed last month to create protest buffer zones near sensitive
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
VICTORY! We applaud @mayor.nyc.gov for vetoing Intro 175-B & standing for free speech rights & safety. 100+ orgs & unions & thousands of NYers made it clear: yes to our rights & #NoTo175B. Let's keep the pressure up! @council.nyc.gov must vote NO & sustain veto. Act now: tinyurl.com/noto175b
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Brendan Davey @brendandavey.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
If this holds to be true, then THANK YOU @mayor.nyc.gov!! To anyone who doesn’t know yet, this bill is a LOT more than just requiring the “Police Department to release plans on how it intends to manage protesters near educational facilities.” As I’ve said before. So, come on @nytimes.com.
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Mamdani Expected to Reject Bill Involving Police at School Protests
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talia jane @taliajane.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
Worth noting: - The bill he’s vetoing is unconstitutional - It does not have veto-proof support - The bill he chose not to veto is toothless and redundant to existing law - It does have veto-proof support
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NYC for Abortion Rights @nycforabortion.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
Major victory for the rights of students and education workers in NYC!! Huge shoutout to @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social and all of the educational groups who have been organizing so hard against 175-B.
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
VICTORY! We applaud @mayor.nyc.gov for vetoing Intro 175-B & standing for free speech rights & safety. 100+ orgs & unions & thousands of NYers made it clear: yes to our rights & #NoTo175B. Let's keep the pressure up! @council.nyc.gov must vote NO & sustain veto. Act now: tinyurl.com/noto175b
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Alicia Stoller @aliciastoller.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
This bill is really scary. Its targeting of "perimeters" around "educational" sites is especially dangerous for students of all ages, from kindergarten through college. The map in the post below makes the scope of its potential restrictions on public speech startlingly clear. Action links below. ⤵️
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Brendan Davey @brendandavey.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
Disclaimer: I am not a video person. I hate making videos. But, Intro 175B is such an egregiously bad bill that I felt I had to. Join 100+ orgs/unions & 1,000s of NYers to demand @mayor.nyc.gov veto 175B by the end of the day tomorrow. Take action here: tinyurl.com/noto175b.
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Brendan Davey @brendandavey.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
Credit to @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social for organizing to fight this, and @psc-cuny.org for consistently being on the right side of history and providing me with a labor home I actually feel represented in.
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Bright D Limm 임대중 @bdlimm.myatproto.social · 22/04/2026
A map shows the many places in NYC where Intro 175B could be used to limit gatherings and expand police presence. Text: "MAYOR MAMDANI: VETO INTRO 175B / Silencing protest and increased police presence makes us less safe! Stop the NYC buffer zone bills! #SafetyNotCensorship #NoTo175B"
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
Join us Thursday, April 23 at 5 PM at Tweed Courthouse for Vigil for Our Rights. Parents and youth are coming together to protect our schools and our rights and call for a veto of Intro 175-B. Can you join us? RSVP here: forms.gle/poe75fDTWTTT...
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
Joining 100+ orgs/unions & thousands of NYers to demand @NYCMayor veto Intro 175B by Friday 4/25. This bill expands NYPD power to limit protest & makes us less safe. Take action (tinyurl.com/noto175b) & join parents Thurs 5 PM @ Tweed to say #NoTo175B (tinyurl.com/49jf5zvm)
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Make the Road NY @maketheroadny.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
✊ NYC has a rich history of protest, a right enshrined in the Constitution. However, the City Council just passed Intro 175-B limiting our First Amendment rights around schools or places deemed “educational sites.” @mayor.nyc.gov protect NYers’ rights to make their voices heard. VETO Intro 175-B!
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
Joining 100+ orgs/unions & thousands of NYers to demand @NYCMayor veto Intro 175B by Friday 4/25. This bill expands NYPD power to limit protest & makes us less safe. Take action (tinyurl.com/noto175b) & join parents Thurs 5 PM @ Tweed to say #NoTo175B (tinyurl.com/49jf5zvm)
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NYC Progressives @nycprogressives.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
1/3 Caucus leaders @cmsandynurse.bsky.social, @tiffanycaban.bsky.social, @cmalexaaviles.bsky.social​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:
Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:

“Upon hearing word of our colleague Chi Ossé’s wrongful, violent arrest for standing up for Brooklyn resident Carmella Charrington whose home is being stolen through deed theft, many of our members have arrived on scene at the 79th precinct in Brooklyn. We demand Council Member Ossé and everyone else arrested’s immediate release and that charges be dropped. We also urge the Governor to enact an immediate eviction moratorium on homes suspected of deed theft.”
Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés​, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement:

“Upon hearing word of our colleague Chi Ossé’s wrongful, violent arrest for standing up for Brooklyn resident Carmella Charrington whose home is being stolen through deed theft, many of our members have arrived on scene at the 79th precinct in Brooklyn. We demand Council Member Ossé and everyone else arrested’s immediate release and that charges be dropped. We also urge the Governor to enact an immediate eviction moratorium on homes suspected of deed theft.”
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
The proposed pied-à-terre tax is an important step & could raise $500M for NYC. But it’s not enough. It alone will not bridge NYC’s $5B gap or fix key problems. We need more recurring revenue from the ultra-wealthy & corporations. #TaxTheRich Statement: peoplesplan.nyc/news/press-r...
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Anna Minsky @aminsky256.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
Updated location for the Rally to Protect Free Speech & Safety City Hall *park* This Thursday April 16 Noon
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
NYC passed 2 anti-protest bills BUT we can still stop 175B. It gives NYPD more power to set perimeters & limit free speech. Join us to say #NoTo175B & to demand: @mayor.nyc.gov: Veto 175-B @council.nyc.gov: Sustain it City Hall Park 4/16, 12PM RSVP: actionnetwork.org/events/rally...
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 06/04/2026
🚨 ACTION ALERT 🚨 @speakermenin.bsky.social @ericdinowitznyc.bsky.social just passed 2 bills that restrict protest BUT we can still defeat 1 of them. We demand: @mayor.nyc.gov: Veto Int 175-B! @council.nyc.gov: Sustain the veto! Join us 4/16 @ 12PM, City Hall #NoTo175B RSVP: tinyurl.com/rallyNo175b
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#PeoplesBudgetNYC #CareNotCuts @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social · 06/04/2026
🚨 ACTION ALERT 🚨 @speakermenin.bsky.social @ericdinowitznyc.bsky.social just passed 2 bills that restrict protest BUT we can still defeat 1 of them. We demand: @mayor.nyc.gov: Veto Int 175-B! @council.nyc.gov: Sustain the veto! Join us 4/16 @ 12PM, City Hall #NoTo175B RSVP: tinyurl.com/rallyNo175b
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Dylan Flesch @dylanflesch.bsky.social · 20/02/2026
I appreciate this Preliminary Budget response from @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social over on Instagram. "The FY27 prelim budget shortchanges libraries & key education programs. Yes, NYC must balance the budget &..." www.instagram.com/p/DU_m8rFkRI1/.
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NYC Progressives @nycprogressives.bsky.social · 25/03/2026
🎉 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: Following an internal vote, we have formally adopted @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social’s Make ‘Em Pay proposal for FY27 NYC is owed hundreds of millions of 💸💸💸 from bad landlords and corporations whose lawbreaking endangers workers and tenants
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Bright D Limm 임대중 @bdlimm.myatproto.social · 25/03/2026
NYC currently leaves ≥$1.5 billion a year on the table by not consistently enforcing tenant- and worker-rights laws. Just by enforcing these laws, the city will get more money AND support worker + tenant organizing. @peoplesplannyc.bsky.social's "Make 'Em Pay" agenda is good policy *and* politics.
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Office of the Public Advocate Jumaane D. Williams @advocate.nyc.gov · 06/04/2026
Too many New York City children are growing up in families that can’t make ends meet. That’s not just an economic issue; it’s a moral one, demanding urgency from all of us. We welcome the city's first-ever Racial Equity Plan—and the action needed to address inequality. ⤵️ www.nyc.gov/assets/equit...
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