The New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) recently held its first convention in two years, where a proposal was passed encouraging members to tactically vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. This decision has sparked controversy among members who oppose supporting a candidate perceived as complicit in Israel's military actions. In contrast, a coalition of Greek-American leaders has publicly endorsed Harris, emphasizing her commitment to democracy and shared cultural values, as reflected in a full-page letter in the New York Times signed by 78 prominent members of the Greek diaspora. They assert that this election is about preserving ideals central to their identity, such as hospitality and freedom. The letter highlights Harris's positions on border security, NATO, and climate change as aligned with the community's values. This duality in political support illustrates the complexities within American political affiliations and the varying interpretations of democratic values among different groups.