Original sentence: " The comments were swiftly criticized by both republicans and democrats for their divisiveness and for perpetuating the myth of the "real new-yorker"
Edited sentence: " He added, to the cheering crowd who had gathered for a celebration of Martin Luther King Jr." New York City Councilwoman Karen Koslowitz (D-Queens) said Adams’ “disturbing” remarks contribute to an environment of divisiveness.: "You were here before Starbucks.You were here before others came and decided they wanted to be part of this city... folks [who] [are] ... hijacking your apartments and displacing your living arrangements...." The Republican leader of Ohio's Cuyahoga County said Adams "took Martin Luther King Jr.’s message of unity and made it a divisive message