Tag: David Paterson
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Carl McCall, the first Black candidate to win a major party nomination for New York governor, faced Andrew Cuomo’s 2002 challenge. The rivalry shaped two decades of political conflict with Black leaders in New York.
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Former NY Governor David Paterson and stepson Anthony Sliwa assaulted in Manhattan, highlighting urban safety concerns and showcasing resilience in face of adversity.
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