A civil rights chief is calling for the resignation of Gustavo Gordillo, the co-leader of New York City’s chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America — saying his collection of scandals proves the DSA now stands for the “Double Standards of America.”

Rev. Ken McCall is demanding Gordillo steps down following bombshell revelations that his millionaire dad and mom set him up in a renovated $1.5 million luxurious row home in a traditionally black but gentrifying neighborhood, as properly as him getting sued for failing to pay lease in another constructing and fudging his blue-collar work historical past.

“The Democratic Socialists of America have become the Double Standards of America — demanding transparency, fairness, and accountability from everyone else while ignoring serious questions about one of their own,” said McCall, a pastor who also assists tenants in New York City Housing Authority complexes.

DSA co-chair Gustavo Gordillo. unionGustavo/X

“The allegations surrounding NYC chapter co-chair Gustavo Gordillo raise troubling questions about whether he misled working-class New Yorkers about where he lived, how he obtained housing, and his labor credentials. DSA leaders and elected officials must answer these questions publicly and call for Gordillo’s resignation.”

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But Gordillo, 38, a former Yale University liberal arts pupil, was fired from his electricians’ union apprenticeship program in March after being a no-show for months, so he never certified to become a totally credentialed electrician, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 3 said in a assertion last week.

The DSA then supplied him with a $95,000 wage.

Another bombshell is that Gordillo, who — alongside with DSA colleagues — demonizes landlords and the wealthy, is a youngster of privilege, not a proletariat in the trenches with the working class.

Gordillo is a tenant dealing with eviction at the property after stiffing his landlord of $5,000. (Helayne Seidman 2026) Helayne Seidman for NY Post

Gordillo, co-chairman of the NYC chapter of the DSA, is peddling his anti-capitalist lefty agenda while having fun with life in an costly, two-story, practically 2,000-square-foot row house on a gentrifying, tree-lined block in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Property data present that the Ivy League lefty’s transformed single-family house was purchased in 2019 by his dad and mom through a dummy company, Chucuito LLC, for just under $1 million.

An immigrant from Peru, Gordillo grew up in South Florida with his dad and mom, who ended up thriving in America. His father, also Gustavo, is a building magnate.

Gordillo, co-chairman of the NYC chapter of the DSA, is peddling his anti-capitalist lefty agenda while having fun with life in an costly, two-story, practically 2,000-square-foot row house on a gentrifying, tree-lined block in Bedford-Stuyvesant. Luiz C. Ribeiro for NY Post

The dad and mom now own a sprawling, more-than 5,000-square-foot, five-bed, six-bath house in Boca Raton that is at the moment on the market for $3.1 million, data present.

They also own another $3 million house in Weston, Fla., that is just barely bigger and has 5 beds and seven baths.

 “At a time when NYCHA residents are living with mold, leaks, broken elevators, and apartments in desperate need of repair, it is unacceptable for a leader who claims to fight for housing justice to be connected to a luxury renovation that is reducing housing opportunities for Black residents in a historically Black Brooklyn community,” McCall said.

“That is not housing justice. That is not practicing what you preach.”

The Post on Saturday revealed that Gordillo is being sued in Brooklyn housing court docket after skipping three $2,500 lease funds for a Crown Heights house he leased while the $1.5 million townhouse gifted to him by his father underwent renovations, according to court docket filings.

McCall is demanding that NYC-DSA management handle the following issues:

If these calls for are not met, McCall said he and other clergy, and NYCHA members will “organize days of action” to call for accountability.

The Post reached out to the DSA and Gordillo for remark.