Here’s an Inside Look at NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio’s 2017 Tax Return
The mayor and the First Lady gave $350 to charity in 2017, compared to $2,088 in 2016.
Dante de Blasio
Dante de Blasio is an American student and activist known for being the son of former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chirlane McCray. Born on December 9, 1997, in New York City, Dante has been involved in various social and political causes, particularly during and after his father's tenure as mayor. Dante de Blasio attended Yale University, where he studied Political Science. During his time at Yale, he was active in student organizations and advocated for issues related to social justice and racial equity. His visibility increased due to his role in public events and advocacy, often reflecting his commitment to addressing systemic issues. In addition to his academic pursuits, Dante has been involved in community organizing and activism, focusing on topics such as police reform, racial justice, and mental health. His work often intersects with his family's broader public service and advocacy efforts, continuing the de Blasio family's engagement in social and political issues. Dante's public profile has been shaped by his active involvement in civic issues and his role as a member of a prominent political family.
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First Lady Chirlane McCray Charts Her Own Path in New York City’s Political Sphere
McCray has helped redefine the position of First Lady.
De Blasio Defends Warning His Biracial Son About ‘Dangers’ of Police
"It shouldn't be a controversy, because it's true. And we have to grapple with it and we have to change it," Bill de Blasio said, praising Black Lives Matter.
