A Mamdani win will be a victory for NYC’s victimhood culture — and the Gen-Z faux working class

The article critiques Zohran Mamdani's support base, which is largely composed of young, educated, and predominantly white individuals from affluent Brooklyn neighborhoods who perceive themselves as victims in New York's socio-political landscape. This perspective raises questions about the authenticity of their claims to victimhood and the implications for the working class narrative, especially among Gen-Z. It matters because it highlights a disconnect between perceived struggles and actual socio-economic realities, prompting a discussion on who truly represents the working class in contemporary society.