Wires and corporate press also on it: Los Angeles Times, The New York Times
Outlets posting about it
The Lever· Thu 17:20
A Democratic power broker who helped elect LA Mayor Karen Bass is now raising money to replace her with a socialist.
It's a stunning reversal for a donor class that has spent years fighting the left.
Capital & Main· Oct 26
Concern over the larger picture of anti-Blackness in the country and Karen Bass’ role in standing up to it may be why Black voters don’t appear to be shifting, at least in any public or vocal way, in great numbers toward Nithya Raman in L.A.'s mayoral race.
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Capital & Main· Oct 26
Concern over the larger picture of anti-Blackness in the country and Karen Bass’ role in standing up to it may be why Black voters don’t appear to be shifting, at least in any public or vocal way, in great numbers toward Nithya Raman in L.A.'s mayoral race.
capitalandmain.com/black-l-a-re...
Four years ago, Karen Bass became the first woman elected mayor of Los Angeles. Born and raised on the West Side of the city, Bass first gave back to her community as a physician assistant before founding the Community Coalition in South Los Angeles in 1990. Those organizing chops, honed while advocating for the Black…
A Democratic power broker who helped elect LA Mayor Karen Bass is now raising money to replace her with a socialist.
It's a stunning reversal for a donor class that has spent years fighting the left.
A longtime establishment power broker is backing socialist Nithya Raman over Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass — a sign that some in the donor class are following voters to the left.
Concern over the larger picture of anti-Blackness in the country and Karen Bass’ role in standing up to it may be why Black voters don’t appear to be shifting, at least in any public or vocal way, in great numbers toward Nithya Raman in L.A.'s mayoral race.
Concern over the larger picture of anti-Blackness in the country and Karen Bass’ role in standing up to it may be why Black voters don’t appear to be shifting, at least in any public or vocal way, in great numbers toward Nithya Raman in L.A.'s mayoral race.
Why the mayor’s base among Black Angelenos seems to be holding — with some reservations — while Nithya Raman makes a case for change. The post Black L.A. Remains Behind Bass’ Reelection Bid, but Not Without Doubts appeared first on .
Challenger Nithya Raman is no more and no less a socialist than incumbent Karen Bass. The post The Question Before Los Angeles Isn’t Whether to Have a Socialist Mayor appeared first on The American Prospect.
A CalMatters analysis found L.A. Mayor Karen Bass vastly outperformed the opposition in majority-Latino precincts in June. The race could hinge on whether Latino voters stick with her.
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