“Julia Salazar’s victory is a testament to how much her policy platform resonated with the people of North Brooklyn, some of the fastest gentrifying communities in New York City,” Susan Kang, a leader of the New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)told theHuffPo On Instagram, reactions were just as vocal. London-based artist and social advocate Florence Given posted a screenshot of the sweatshirt in question, and people quickly chimed in with their perspectives. One commenter called the whole fiasco “horrendous,” and another person put it bluntly, “This is disgusting! Really unbelievable. Really toxic!” Florence also reached out to Paloma, who told her that she is "mortified."Instagram contentView on InstagramParis HiltonandNicole Richie By daring to pursue a better future for all, one that is steeped in hope and justice, we all can honor the legacy of America’s first Black economist, who famouslysaid is an op-ed column by Teen Vogue writer Lauren Duca that breaks down the news, provides resources for the resistance, and just generally refuses to accept toxic nonsense.On December 14,