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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2022 · 56 MIN

New York is Ours with Illapa Sairitupac

from Revolutions Per Minute - Radio from the New York City Democratic Socialists of America · host NYC Democratic Socialists of America

Tonight on RPM we continue our series of conversations with DSA’s 2022 For The Many candidate slate with Illapa Sairitupac. Illapa is social worker and climate organizer who has been endorsed by NYC-DSA for Assembly District 65, a Lower East Side district once held by the notorious Sheldon Silver.  We’ll talk to Illapa about running a campaign for working class New Yorkers in a district that also includes the capital of capitalism: Wall Street.We’ll also hear from members of the NYC-DSA Housing Working Group who were out canvassing in lower Manhattan with Illapa this weekend for the Right to Remain campaign - to pass the Good Cause Eviction bill.Plus a breaking news update on the REI Soho Union vote with Amy Wilson. For more info on Illapa: https://illapa.nyc/To learn more about Right to Remain and the NYC-DSA Housing Working Group: https://linktr.ee/nycdsa_housing

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