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Teen Vogue spoke to attendees of the new NYC mayor's block party.

“What Mamdani has done is not only inspire and mobilize young people, but he has exposed the establishment and some of their calcified views of participation and inclusion.”

“Politicians are the OG influencers,” Ali, the youngest candidate in Jersey City, New Jersey’s mayoral race, told Teen Vogue.

Until 1975, Latinos’ right to vote was not explicitly protected by the law. In his twenties and thirties, Velásquez mobilized countless voters.

"It's one thing to fight against my community and try to silence us. It's a whole ‘nother thing if we just lay down and take it."

"Given the fact that we've talked for about 15 years about how Democrats have a messaging problem, it's gone beyond a messaging problem. It is a messenger problem."

The race made national headlines after Foxx, widely seen as the underdog, was able to capture the attention of young progressives across the country through her social media platforms.

3.5 million people voted after one episode of the reality show. Fans say politicians can harness that beyond the villa.

"Those seeing Mamdani's victory as an overnight success are missing the bigger picture — namely, the political movement built over decades, largely by young people, that made this moment possible."

Here’s what we can do.

I blame my former boss for the party's failures.

Thousands of students are being targeted.

If they succeed, they'll redefine rights, systems and cultural norms for all Americans.

“They need[ed] to earn our votes, not the other way around.”

Anti-intellectualism, cult of personality, and propaganda…sounds familiar!

While some Democrats refuse to touch trans issues with a 10-foot pole to evade the accusation of being obsessed with “identity politics,” Republicans are openly obsessing over trans people.

An early exit poll suggested that 65 percent of American Indians voted for Donald Trump, but that isn't the full picture.

Trump called the election results represented a “powerful mandate” for the party.

Hope Walz is showing us how to process anger, sadness, and fear without losing our humanity.

What if Democrats tried embracing the people that actually vote for them and need protecting?