Teresa Gonzalez

How lucky are we to have such a compassionate AND passionate advocate for NY’s immigrant communities? @faiza_n_ali is the real deal. Congratulations!

🚨 Big news from Citizens Union: We’re thrilled to announce that journalist and civic leader @GraceRauh has been named our new Executive Director! She brings a deep commitment to accountability, ethics, and reform. Welcome, Grace! 🧵⬇️

@NailahAmaru Love this! Congrats!

Thrilled to co-host the launch of NY’s first BIPOC Democracy Table at #SOMOS2024! Grateful to the steering committee - NAACP, Brennan Center, NY Immigration Coalition, & Citizen Action - for ensuring BIPOC leadership drives racial equity in democracy reform.

Yes! Now ⁦⁦ask NY’s incredible diaspora of Latina consultants, advocates & leaders. We are many and our thoughts are plentiful. ⁦@CityAndStateNY⁩ #buildingthebench #latinaslead cityandstateny.com/politics/2024/…

Data + critical thinking is a wonderful thing.

“Blaming the outcome of this election on the Hispanic electorate is simply not supported by the electoral math in the Blue Wall states. To say otherwise is not only irresponsible, it is bad political analysis,” say Equis’s co-founders @stephanievalenc and @carlosodio

@camillerrivera And Latino and Black consultants: support other Latino and Black consultants. We are stronger together.

Have Latino and black consultants. That’s it that’s the tweet.

If your ONLY takeaway from the real and devastating fact that there was an increase in Latinos voting for Trump this cycle is “racism” and “proximity to whiteness,” there’s this thing called critical thinking that I highly recommend. Try it - you’ll like it!

@DrVirgo1981 @julito77 No. I realize it’s easier to make Latinos the scapegoat to deal with this horrendous moment but this is not it.

@julito77 This gaslight is wild. As if the rest of us don’t live in the same economy. As if Black people and indigenous people aren’t the ones that are most disproportionately affected by the economy. At some point, you guys need to look in the mirror and just say it was racism and sexism.

It was always about the economy, which was always the top issue for Latinos, who were always more independent. The warning signs were always there.

@ElieNYC Please stop. Do better. We’re past the stage of blame. Let’s figure out a path forward for the next four years. You’ve made your point. Now what?

Latino voters did not vote against their interests, if you understand that the person who gets into a treehouse has an “interest” in pulling up the ladder behind them. Trump only promised to push the “bad” Latinos out of the tree… and they’re confident that doesn’t mean them.

Most Latinos voted against him. And they’re going to face some of the worst consequences anyway if this goes south. If anyone wants to actually understand the few who shifted, we can have that convo. But there are better, more constructive & more honest places to point blame.

YES!!!!

Fantastic! Well done, @graceleefornyc and @TrippyYang! @nydems Latinos next, yes?

Tuesday schedule 8:30 soy latte at local drag brunch 9:00 vote for Kamala 20 times 11:30 get abortion 1:00 vote for Kamala another 50 times 6:00 vegan dinner with interracial gay polycule at comet ping pong 9:00 another abortion

Yo, New York! Listen to Grover.

Brooklyn Reigns Supreme🏆🗳️ #BrooklynVotesEarly

“Puerto Rican voters in NY-4, who watched this play out on the national stage, watch their island be denigrated in the way that it was, can be absolutely the deciding factor in this.” @labregayfuerza #Harris_Walz2024

Today, the NYC Council announced ‘City for All,’ a holistic housing plan for all New Yorkers. Here’s what we’re most excited about: ✅ More tenant protection vouchers to keep people in their homes ✅ Funding for AHTP to ensure that tenants are in housing without bad conditions ✅ Funding to make repairs for NYCHA tenants ✅ Funding to repair empty NYCHA apartments and move in new tenants These plans will help our city thrive by stabilizing our communities. We look forward to working with the Council to deliver justice to our clients and low-income New Yorkers in all boroughs. Learn more about the City Council's proposed housing solutions here: council.nyc.gov/press/2024/11/…

Discounted rides to the polls? Well done!