@TIME. Photo credit to @ChadMaisel 🙏🏾 📷 red carpet

At the 30th @AFLCIO Constitutional Convention with the great Deputy Mayor of Economic Justice of the great City of New York, @JulieSuLabor ! #Classic

Four years ago, I stood here to announce my support for building in Halletts Point hundreds of units of affordable and mixed income housing to tackle the housing and affordability crisis in our city.

Tomorrow is the annual conference at the Levy Institute. The 33rd of its kind in the 40 years since the Institute’s founding, it convenes leading voices in independent economic thought from around the world. We look forward to sharing the day’s insights. levyinstitute.org/events/eve…

One week until our final Exploring Baby Bonds session! What if we supported families today and built wealth for the future? Join State Treasurer @MikePieciak from Vermont and national partners as we explore Vermont’s maternal health “Superbundle.”

Happening tomorrow !!!

When working people peacefully come together, we can stand up to the wealthiest bosses and the most powerful politicians. Let’s build worker power across the country! Join America’s unions at a #MayDay event near you: mobilize.us/aflcio/?q=May …

Thanks to the Harlem D9 Votes Steering Committee for bringing Zohran Mamdani to talk Economics Housing Healthcare & Safety for Black Lives. This is just the beginning. jamesfeltonkeith.com

A proud honor to have moderated a Harlem town hall with the Honorable Zohran K. Mamdani, the mayor of the great city of New York

The U.S. has long championed civil & political rights—but economic rights remain unfinished. What would it take to make them real? Join us April 23 for a conversation connecting labor, racial justice & economic futures. event.newschool.edu/powerpur…

As wealth concentrates, so does power — the power to influence elections, shape policy, tilt markets and define the terms of public debate. That’s why we’ve been told for far too long that tax reform is politically infeasible, too complex, and too radical. Taxing billionaires is not radical. What is radical is allowing a system where extreme wealth exists alongside widespread hardship — and where billionaires can in effect opt out of contributing to the society that made their success possible. 
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In the 1950s, one out of every three workers in this country carried a union card. Today, it’s fewer than one in ten. That decline didn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of decades of coordinated attacks by corporations that have grown richer while working people have been asked to settle for less. That’s the crisis we’re living through: deepening inequality, eroding stability, and a political system that too often answers to wealth instead of the will of the people. Union Now is changing that — rebuilding the power of working people from the ground up. Yesterday, alongside @BernieSanders, I was proud to stand with organizers and workers at the @UnionNow_ rally.

Looking forward to moderating panel @NationalAction on Friday with @MichaelEDyson @KBDPHD @Dr_CMGreer @JeanneTheoharis @DarrickHamilton

Join us for the 2026 Henry Cohen Lecture: Where Do We Go From Here: From Civil Rights to Economic Rights, with thought leaders like @DarrickHamilton. The event will take place on April 23 at the Auditorium at @TheNewSchool Register: event.newschool.edu/fromcivi…

Today at 6:15 PM, I will deliver an address marking my first 100 days in office and the work we’ve done to make our city safer, more affordable, and more equitable for all New Yorkers.  Join us live: youtube.com/live/XNSAQ78KdFY…

If you work, you owe your thanks to former labor Secretary Frances Perkins – the architect behind the 40-hour workweek, the minimum wage, unemployment insurance, and Social Security. On her birthday today and every day, America’s unions celebrate her legacy and leadership.

Welcome Sideya Sherman, our next Director and Chair of the City Planning Commission! With deep experience advancing equity and opportunity, she will bring a strong commitment to housing affordability and helping New Yorkers thrive across our city's neighborhoods.

I enjoyed moderating panel this morning at @NationalAction @MichaelEDyson @KBDPHD @Dr_CMGreer @JeanneTheoharis @DarrickHamilton

On her birthday, we remember Frances Perkins, the first woman to serve in a presidential Cabinet and the architect behind Social Security, minimum wage, and the right to organize. She didn’t just shape policy, she changed what workers could expect from this country.