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  The legacy of the Popular Front in New York during the 1930s and 40s presents another fascinating point of intersection. This period saw socialists, communists, and liberals collaborating within the New Deal coalition, achieving tangible gains in housing, workers’ rights, and cultural projects. In a Mamdani-inspired reading, this could be seen as a temporary and tactical blurring of the citizen-subject divide, where radical groups leveraged a national crisis to gain a measure of institutional foothold and influence policy, particularly under Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. http://mamdanipost.com