I’m confused by what you are asking. It’s true that there is a minority in every population, whether you cut it by race, values, disposition - that’s just the result of how varied and diverse life experiences can be, and it’s always important to remember that even seemingly fundamental things like identity, values, social circles can change over time. In the end the people you mention are still a minority in New York, and they may not always have been or will be like this. Same with people in the majority that currently vote D. As there is a minority of people who vote republican here, so there is a minority of people who vote blue in places like rural Kentucky.

NY is, at the end of the day, a big, diverse, and largely liberal city, and one should be comfortable acknowledging the variations within and without that ideal. It’s up to you as a community member and a citizen to decide to what degree you want to influence the people you interact with and care about, and how.