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A core theme explored is the significant demographic transition occurring in major American cities like New York City. The rise of figures such as Zoran Mandani exemplifies this transformation. Mandani’s ascent symbolizes larger shifts driven by population movements and evolving cultural identities.
The commentator draws parallels between New York City and London, highlighting how demographic changes are reshaping the political and cultural fabric of these metropolises. In particular, the increase in foreign-born residents—such as Yemenis, Mexicans, Trinidadians, Ethiopians, and others—has led to a new power coalition that does not prioritize traditional American values. Instead, it champions multicultural identities, often at the expense of native-born Americans' historical cultural norms.