Maybe that describes the amount, but not the ability to organize. If this is true, there’s something unique about the organizing environment in NYC that would be good to know about, both to learn from, and so we don’t Children’s Crusade workers into homelessness.
A fanciful guess: the mass transit over car culture means less ambient isolation. You see and interact with more people from more walks of life. You can walk places after work together, have long talks on the train. It’s less soul sucking than just driving to work and home by yourself.
And is there anything particularly unique about the labor environment in NYC?
Mostly the cost of living there. 100k in NYC is closer to what 60k would be like in a cheaper part of the country.
Maybe that describes the amount, but not the ability to organize. If this is true, there’s something unique about the organizing environment in NYC that would be good to know about, both to learn from, and so we don’t Children’s Crusade workers into homelessness.
A fanciful guess: the mass transit over car culture means less ambient isolation. You see and interact with more people from more walks of life. You can walk places after work together, have long talks on the train. It’s less soul sucking than just driving to work and home by yourself.