I grew up in an affordable housing project in the Hasidic community of Williamsburg. All eight of my great-grandparents were Holocaust survivors. From a young age, being cautious of outsiders was a way of life.So when I first saw the name Zohran Mamdani, I have to admit, my eyebrows went up. He wasn't Cuomo, a New York household name. He wasn't Adams, long familiar and friendly with many in our community. And he wasn't Sliwa, whose name still reminds the community of those who protected our