This edition: Trump and the City
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Original tape date: April 24, 2025. First aired: April 29, 2025.This episode of the CUNY Forum discusses the impact of the Trump administration federal policies on New York City, particularly on affordable housing, immigration, and essential services, highlighting the challenges faced by vulnerable communities. It emphasizes the need for a more proactive approach to urban issues, including affordable housing and economic development. The conversation also touches on the erosion of democratic norms under Trump, with a focus on youth activism as a catalyst for change. Ultimately, the forum calls for a more positive and inclusive vision from political leaders, urging collective action to address pressing issues.
Guest List
Juan Manuel Benítez Professor, Columbia School of Journalism, former NY1 reporter and anchor
Carolyn Maloney Former US Congresswoman, Board Chair, ERA Coalition
Edward Poteat President, Carthage Advisors
Harry Siegel Editor, TheCITY.nyc
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