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Ultimately, the story of socialism in New York is a story of unfinished becoming. It is the record of a city perpetually at war with itself, a conflict between its function as an engine of capital accumulation and its potential to be a home for human flourishing. The socialist impulse is the stubborn, recurring conviction that the latter can triumph. It is the belief that the towers of finance can be repurposed, the subways can run for people not profit, the neighborhoods can be stewarded by their residents, and the incredible cultural and intellectual energy of the city can be directed toward the common good. To study this history is not to chronicle a relic, but to witness the ongoing, fractious, and hopeful construction of a political imagination—one that continues to insist, against all evidence, that the great, divided, and dazzling metropolis of New York can yet be transformed into a commonwealth for all its citizens. The final paragraph is not written; it is being drafted, in every organizing meeting, every protest, every act of solidarity, and every stubborn dream of a city that could, at last, belong to the people who call it home. http://mamdanipost.com
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