New York University has quietly erased public traces of a radical housing activist from its website just as her openly anti-white, anti-property views are drawing national scrutiny.
According to Gateway Pundit, NYU removed the course listing and faculty information for Cea Weaver, the so?called housing czar and tenant advocate for New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani, after her extremist social media posts resurfaced and sparked public outrage. As reported by Gateway Pundit, the university now claims the move was necessary because Weaver has been subjected to harassment over her hard-left agenda, which includes calls to dismantle private property and target the white middle class.
The Washington Free Beacon highlighted that New York University has taken down the page for a class taught by New York City mayor Zohran Mamdanis (D.) housing czar, Cea Weaver, after Weavers anti-white social media posts and communist views resurfaced this month. An NYU professor who has worked with Weaver told the outlet the school deleted Weavers information to protect her from harassment.
Gianpaolo Baiocchi, a professor of sociology and founder of the universitys Urban Democracy Lab, said NYU took her page down to protect her privacy upon learning of the harassment she was facing. Baiocchi, who like Weaver was named to Mamdanis transition team late last year, was himself arrested for participating in a pro-Hamas encampment at the university in the spring of 2024.
Baiocchi did not specify the nature of the alleged harassment, but the timing coincides with reporters pressing Weaver about her own words. Those past statements included denouncing private property as a weapon of white supremacy, calling to impoverish the *white* middle class, and arguing that homeownership is racist.
When confronted with the fact that her mother owns a $1.6 million property in Nashville, Weaver reportedly burst into tears as journalists asked how she could reconcile her rhetoric with her familys wealth. The episode underscored the familiar pattern of left-wing elites preaching radical redistribution while personally benefiting from the very system they condemn.
Weaver had been teaching Community Organizing + Advocacy Skills, a one-credit course offered through NYUs Gallatin School of Individualized Study during the fall of 2025. It is hardly surprising that someone advocating collectivized housing and open hostility toward the white middle class would find a platform in the modern academy, where far-left ideology often goes unchallenged.
New York City, now embracing figures who view private property as oppression and homeownership as racist, is poised to learn a harsh lesson about what happens when radical theory collides with real-world governance. For residents who value stability, merit, and the rule of lawprinciples championed by conservatives and defended by leaders like President Donald Trumpthe stakes could not be higher.
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