Zohran Mamdani’s New Equity Chief Deletes Past Anti-White Women Tweets But Not Before We Took Screen Shots of Them

New York City is back in the news, and no, it’s not because the streets are finally clean or the subways are running on time. It’s because newly installed Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a darling of the far-left, just handed the keys to City Hall’s equity agenda over to someone whose social media posts would get anyone else fired instantly if they were a Republican or a white person.

Afua Atta-Mensah, the city’s newly minted “Chief Equity Officer” was caught deleting multiple X (formerly Twitter) posts she uploaded in the past just before stepping into her new role. Why the sudden cleanse? Because her old posts were packed with race-baiting nonsense, particularly aimed at white women.

Mamdani announced Afua’s appointment with this statement he probably now regrets, “There is no one I trust more to advance racial equity across our work in City Hall.”

One post Afua reshared claimed liberal white racism was a real issue, to which she enthusiastically replied, “Facts! It would need to be a series of loooooonnnnnnnggggg conversations.” That’s not equity. That’s grievance theater. And this woman is now in charge of “racial equity” for the biggest city in the country?

You can’t make this stuff up.

The New York Young Republicans Club, bless them, managed to archive the posts before Atta-Mensah could memory-hole them. They called out the Mamdani administration for trying to scrub her digital history cleaner than a Clinton email server. And they’re right to do it. If your big idea of promoting unity is to start off by publicly dragging entire demographic groups, maybe you’re not the right person for the job.

But Mayor Mamdani doesn’t seem to see a problem. He continues to back Atta-Mensah, just like he’s stood by other radical appointments. Let’s not forget Cea Weaver, another senior aide of his, who caught heat not long ago for social media posts calling for the seizure of white people’s private property — something most Americans would call theft, but some leftists now call “equity.” One post from Weaver even claimed opposing this madness makes you part of white supremacy.

This is the crowd running New York City.

Mamdani’s administration says these posts are personal and don’t reflect official policy. Aka he’s not racist against White people, but he’s ok filling his administration with women who are. When you hire radicals to push radical ideas, people are going to assume you believe in those ideas. And if Atta-Mensah’s job is to bring people together, maybe starting off by trashing white women — the very voters Democrats constantly rely on — isn’t the best look.

We’re told this is all about inclusion. But inclusion apparently doesn’t include anyone who is White in Mamdani’s administration. If you’re a working-class white mom in Queens who votes Democrat and thinks you’re helping build a better city, just know the people you helped put into power are mocking you behind closed doors — or in this case, on social media until it gets inconvenient.

This is what happens when identity politics runs the show. Merit takes a back seat. Common sense gets thrown out the window. And the people who claim to fight for “equity” end up promoting division, resentment, and confusion about what their job even is.

The people of New York deserve better. They deserve leaders who don’t insult half the city and then try to sweep it under the rug. They deserve policies that work — not performative activism dressed up as governance.

If this is the future Democrats want — a city hall run by activists with a grudge and a delete button — it’s no wonder people are fleeing New York in record numbers. Come November, voters across the country will have a choice: more of this chaos masquerading as progress, or a return to sanity, security, and leadership that actually respects the people it serves.

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