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== "The Fall of New York City in 8 Charts" by Daniel Greenfield ==
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"The Fall of New York City in 8 Charts" by Daniel Greenfield:
Zohran Mamdani, an Islamist socialist, defeated Andrew Cuomo and other candidates to become mayor of New York City, a city once known as the "most Jewish" and heavily Italian-American. This shift reflects profound demographic and cultural changes:
- **Demographic Replacement**: In 1989, Jews outnumbered Muslims 4:1; by 2013, Muslim numbers doubled while Jews declined. By the election, Muslims surpassed Italian-Americans, and Irish and Polish populations also dwindled below Muslim levels.
- **Mass Immigration & Internal Migration**: Over 5 million residents were born outside NYC (vs. <4 million native-born). Non-English speakers rose from 37% in 1990 to nearly 50%, enabling Arabic-language campaigning. Newcomers (in city ≤10 years) backed Mamdani 82%–16%.
- **Collapse of Traditional Communities**: The old working-class ethnic base fled in the 1970s–80s and never returned after crime dropped under Giuliani. They were replaced by transient college grads, hipsters, and third-world immigrants voting far-left.
- **Death of Family & Religion**: Over 50% of households are single-person; family formation collapsed. Religious affiliation plummeted, especially among whites and youth—Mamdani won only 16% of Jews but dominated the growing "religiously unaffiliated" (60% of under-45s).
- **A Rootless, Interchangeable City**: NYC is no longer distinct but a generic, upscale, gentrified hub like London or Toronto—empty of tradition, ripe for colonization by any organized group with a mission.
Greenfield concludes: 'Old New York is gone; the new one doesn’t belong to America.'
http://www.danielgreenfield.org/2025/11/the-fall-of-new-york-city-in-8-charts.html