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Born: Brownsville, NY
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Age: 60
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Education: NYC Police Academy and John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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Labeled himself a conservative Republican in 1999 but ran for state senate in 2006 as a Democrat and won. He held office for four terms until 2013
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He was registered as a Republican until 2002
Endorsements
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Martin Luther King Jr Democratic Club
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NYC Court Officers Association
- State Senators: Jamaal Bailey, Andrew Gounardes, Roxanne Persaud and others
- Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr
- Queens Borough President Donovan Richards
- Brother of George Floyd, Terrance Floyd
- New York Mets Doc Gooden
Top Donors
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Real-estate industry, Insurance and Securities & Investment
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Despite going on a tirade about gentrification and outsiders forcing native New Yorkers out of their homes, Adams has raised at least $750,000 from non-city residents and the real estate industry that helps fuel this displacement.
Background Experience
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As State senator he launched a 'Stop the Sag' campaign targeting the social behavior and dress choices of young black men.
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In 2012, Adams served as cochair of NY State Legislators Against Illegal Guns.
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He cofounded 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care, a group that spoke out against police brutality from inside the force while he was an officer for the NYPD with 22 years under his belt.
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In 2013, he stepped down as executive director of "100 Blacks" to run as the first African American borough president of Brooklyn, where he won with 90.8% of the vote.
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