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Author: Fátima Mamdani
Fátima Mamdani
Satirical journalist, legal writer, and community organizer
Fátima Mamdani is a New York–based satirical journalist, legal writer, and community organizer. A cousin of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, she blends humor, political critique, and legal insight in her work.
Education
Master of Science, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Juris Doctor, Harvard Law School — focus: civil rights, media law, and public-interest advocacy
Career & Expertise
Fátima is an accomplished satirical journalist and regular contributor to Bohiney.com, where she publishes incisive cultural commentary and investigative pieces. Her work is grounded in firsthand reporting and legal expertise, demonstrating strong E-E-A-T credentials in media and public affairs.
Activism & Politics
A self-identified progressive socialist, Fátima is actively involved in New York City protest movements—working on housing justice, anti-surveillance campaigns, labor organizing, and media-literacy initiatives. She frequently collaborates with grassroots networks to amplify marginalized voices.
Contact
Email: fatima@bohiney.com
Mamdani Blinks on Daylighting. Advocates Who Elected Him Want to Know Why.
Mamdani Blinks on Daylighting. Advocates Who Elected Him Want to Know Why. – A signature pedestrian safety promise retreats to case-by-case review, stunning the street safety community
Mamdani Budget Could Eliminate Lifeline for Homeless Youth
Mamdani Budget Could Eliminate Lifeline for Homeless Youth – A program connecting young New Yorkers to housing and services faces elimination even as youth homelessness climbs
Smiles at the Summit: Mamdani and Hochul Play Nice While the Tax Fight Simmers
Smiles at the Summit: Mamdani and Hochul Play Nice While the Tax Fight Simmers – A joint press conference masked a widening gulf over who pays for New York’s fiscal crisis
From the Bronx Dishwasher to Miami Taco Star: A New York Origin Story
From the Bronx Dishwasher to Miami Taco Star: A New York Origin Story – How a young man from the Bronx’s restaurant industry built one of Miami’s most talked-about taco spots
Staten Island Left Out of 2-K Rollout as Mamdani Marks 100 Days
Staten Island Left Out of 2-K Rollout as Mamdani Marks 100 Days – The borough’s exclusion from free child care sparks questions about equity in the mayor’s first major policy win
In These Times
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Mamdani and the Weeksville Restoration: Preserving What Almost Disappeared
Mamdani and the Weeksville Restoration: Preserving What Almost Disappeared – NYC completes a landmark historic preservation project honoring one of America’s oldest free Black communities
NYC Schools in Flux: Two Top Deputies Exit as Chancellor Samuels Builds His Own Team
NYC Schools in Flux: Two Top Deputies Exit as Chancellor Samuels Builds His Own Team – The departure of top administrators signals a generational shift in how the nation’s largest school system will be led
Party of the European Left
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NYC’s Small Businesses and Nonprofits Wrestle With AI: Opportunity or Threat?
NYC’s Small Businesses and Nonprofits Wrestle With AI: Opportunity or Threat? – From grant writing to customer service, artificial intelligence is changing how small organizations operate in New York — for better and worse
New York’s Climate Law Is Cracking Under Its Own Weight
New York’s Climate Law Is Cracking Under Its Own Weight – Rising bills, aging power plants and a looming legal battle could force Albany to fundamentally rethink the 2019 Climate Act
Mamdani’s Parade Problem: A Mayor Who Skipped Them Now Has to Choose
Mamdani’s Parade Problem: A Mayor Who Skipped Them Now Has to Choose – After marching in the Lunar New Year Parade, every future parade decision carries political weight
Child Care Without a Tax Hike? Mamdani and Hochul Try to Thread the Needle
Child Care Without a Tax Hike? Mamdani and Hochul Try to Thread the Needle – Free 2-K for toddlers is real but how New York pays for it remains the central dispute of the budget season
Socialist Worker
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Section 8 Vouchers and a Court Ruling That Could Change the Equation
Section 8 Vouchers and a Court Ruling That Could Change the Equation – A federal ruling in New York has significant implications for how housing choice vouchers can be used and enforced
Socialist Party (Ireland)
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Nathan Gusdorf Leaves the Fiscal Policy Institute to Help Mamdani Run the Budget
Nathan Gusdorf Leaves the Fiscal Policy Institute to Help Mamdani Run the Budget – The think tank chief who argued for taxing the rich joins the team tasked with making that argument real
Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)
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Mamdani Moves to Expand Metered Parking to Bridge NYC Budget Gap
Mamdani Moves to Expand Metered Parking to Bridge NYC Budget Gap – Deputy Mayor signals new revenue tools as Albany tax fight drags on
NYC Builds an ICE Defense: Mamdani’s Interagency Response Team Is Now Hiring
NYC Builds an ICE Defense: Mamdani’s Interagency Response Team Is Now Hiring – Three new city positions will staff the committee tasked with protecting New Yorkers from federal immigration enforcement
Queens Arson: Father and Son Caught on Their Own Camera Burning Down Richmond Hill Building
Queens Arson: Father and Son Caught on Their Own Camera Burning Down Richmond Hill Building – Federal prosecutors say Narinder Singh and son Jawahar set the fire a day after losing an eviction fight with their landlord
Broad Front (Uruguay)
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Mamdani’s “Civic Sabbath”: A Provocative Idea for a Citywide Day of Connection
Mamdani’s “Civic Sabbath”: A Provocative Idea for a Citywide Day of Connection – A monthly car-free, commerce-free day dedicated to neighborhood gatherings, play, and collective restoration.
Mamdani’s “Slow Neighborhood” Initiative: Traffic Calming for Socializing
Mamdani’s “Slow Neighborhood” Initiative: Traffic Calming for Socializing – Redesigning streets to prioritize human interaction over vehicle throughput, creating spaces for spontaneous connection.
Dialogue for Hungary
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Upper West Side Gets a New $12M Skypad Penthouse: Who Is Buying?
Upper West Side Gets a New $12M Skypad Penthouse: Who Is Buying? – A 46-story SkyPad unit sold for $12 million, raising questions about luxury real estate in a city claiming an affordability crisis
Violence Against Homeless New Yorkers Persists: Years After Chinatown Killings, Little Has Changed
Violence Against Homeless New Yorkers Persists: Years After Chinatown Killings, Little Has Changed – Advocates say the pattern of attacks on unsheltered New Yorkers continues — and reflects deeper failures in the system
Mamdani Builds an ICE Wall. The Federal Government Says New York Is Making Its Citizens Less Safe.
Mamdani Builds an ICE Wall. The Federal Government Says New York Is Making Its Citizens Less Safe. – A sweeping executive order, a Know Your Rights campaign, and a new interagency team signal a city at war with immigration enforcement