Summary
Social media posts from Cea Weaver, appointed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, have surfaced where she criticizes homeownership and gentrification. Her father's involvement in managing a rental property has also been highlighted. These revelations have brought attention to Mamdani's staffing choices and potential implications for his policies.
Key Facts
- Cea Weaver was appointed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani as the director of the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants.
- Weaver's past social media posts describe homeownership as linked to "white supremacy" and gentrification as "structural racism."
- Her social media accounts are currently deactivated.
- Claims have been made that her father, Stewart Weaver, manages a rental property.
- Weaver previously stated on social media that the government has a right to seize private property.
- The New York Times has reported that Weaver has been vetted for her position.
- Jon Levine criticized the tone of Weaver's comments, comparing them to how other racial discussions would be perceived.
- Public scrutiny of Mamdani's staffing decisions continues as he begins his term as mayor.
