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The claim is true. The meme accurately summarizes a real January 2026 New York Post report and related coverage about Cea Weaver (Director of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Office to Protect Tenants) and her mother.


Key facts​


  • Cea Weaver’s statements: In a 2019 post on her (now-deleted) X/Twitter account, Weaver wrote: “Private property including and kind of ESPECIALLY homeownership is a weapon of white supremacy masquerading as ‘wealth building’ public policy.” She also made related comments calling to “seize private property,” describing homeownership as racist/failed policy, urging to “impoverish the white middle class,” and discussing shifting property toward a “collective good” model that would particularly affect white families. These resurfaced shortly after her appointment in early January 2026.
  • Her mother’s home: Weaver’s mother is Celia Applegate (also referred to as Celia Stewart Applegate), a professor of German studies/history at Vanderbilt University. Public records show she and her partner (David Blackbourn, also a Vanderbilt history professor) bought a Craftsman-style house in Nashville, Tennessee (address reported as 2004 25th Ave S), in July 2012 for $814,000. Real-estate valuations at the time of the reporting put it at more than $1.6 million (around $1.66 million on Zillow in some accounts). It is a ~3,400 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home.
  • Wikipedia and multiple outlets confirm the mother-daughter relationship. Applegate has taught at Vanderbilt (and previously Rochester/Smith); Weaver grew up in the Rochester, NY area and has a father (Stewart Weaver) who has also been linked to property ownership/management in some reporting.

Mamdani publicly said he “obviously” does not share Weaver’s views on homeownership/white supremacy but defended keeping her in the role based on "her tenant-organizing record". Weaver later described some of the old comments as "regretful" and "not how she would phrase things today". The story drew criticism for apparent inconsistency between the rhetoric against private homeownership (especially framed in racial terms) and family property ownership in a city that has seen significant gentrification/appreciation.


The photo in the X post pairs Mamdani with a woman identified in context as the mother (Celia Applegate). The underlying reporting on the statements and the property records holds up across outlets including the New York Post, Newsweek, AP, Fox News, The Hill, and others. No credible contradictions to the core facts (the tweet language, the appointment, the mother-daughter link, or the 2012 purchase/current valuation) have emerged in the coverage.



 
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Anurag Mohindru KC (also referred to as Anu Mohindru) is a criminal barrister who took silk in 2020.


In 2013, while applying for tenancy at 23 Essex Street Chambers, he lied during an interview.


An interviewer (mistakenly believing Mohindru had attended Oxford) asked if he had a cricket blue there; Mohindru said yes.


He then edited and submitted a CV claiming he had studied “Medicine, Oxford University, 1993-1994.”


He had not attended Oxford (he studied medicine-related programs elsewhere, including St George’s University).


The Bar Standards Board (BSB) later received an anonymous complaint in 2021.


A disciplinary tribunal in September/October 2025 found the dishonesty proved, ordered his disbarment, and imposed costs (initially ~£55k, later reduced). He was suspended pending appeal.


In June 2026, the High Court (Mr Justice Johnson) allowed his appeal against the sanction. The disbarment was quashed and replaced with a suspension that had already been served (roughly 8.5 months, from October 2025 until the judgment date of 30 June 2026). He was free to return to practice.

The judge described the lies as an “isolated incident” in a longer career of otherwise good conduct, noted the long passage of time, the lack of gain or harm related to legal practice, and that public confidence could be maintained without permanent exclusion.
 
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The claim is true. The meme accurately summarizes a real January 2026 New York Post report and related coverage about Cea Weaver (Director of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Office to Protect Tenants) and her mother.


Key facts​


  • Cea Weaver’s statements: In a 2019 post on her (now-deleted) X/Twitter account, Weaver wrote: “Private property including and kind of ESPECIALLY homeownership is a weapon of white supremacy masquerading as ‘wealth building’ public policy.” She also made related comments calling to “seize private property,” describing homeownership as racist/failed policy, urging to “impoverish the white middle class,” and discussing shifting property toward a “collective good” model that would particularly affect white families. These resurfaced shortly after her appointment in early January 2026.
  • Her mother’s home: Weaver’s mother is Celia Applegate (also referred to as Celia Stewart Applegate), a professor of German studies/history at Vanderbilt University. Public records show she and her partner (David Blackbourn, also a Vanderbilt history professor) bought a Craftsman-style house in Nashville, Tennessee (address reported as 2004 25th Ave S), in July 2012 for $814,000. Real-estate valuations at the time of the reporting put it at more than $1.6 million (around $1.66 million on Zillow in some accounts). It is a ~3,400 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home.
  • Wikipedia and multiple outlets confirm the mother-daughter relationship. Applegate has taught at Vanderbilt (and previously Rochester/Smith); Weaver grew up in the Rochester, NY area and has a father (Stewart Weaver) who has also been linked to property ownership/management in some reporting.

Mamdani publicly said he “obviously” does not share Weaver’s views on homeownership/white supremacy but defended keeping her in the role based on "her tenant-organizing record". Weaver later described some of the old comments as "regretful" and "not how she would phrase things today". The story drew criticism for apparent inconsistency between the rhetoric against private homeownership (especially framed in racial terms) and family property ownership in a city that has seen significant gentrification/appreciation.


The photo in the X post pairs Mamdani with a woman identified in context as the mother (Celia Applegate). The underlying reporting on the statements and the property records holds up across outlets including the New York Post, Newsweek, AP, Fox News, The Hill, and others. No credible contradictions to the core facts (the tweet language, the appointment, the mother-daughter link, or the 2012 purchase/current valuation) have emerged in the coverage.



These socialists want it for other s not themselves. I bet Stalin never stood in line for bread or TP
 
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