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White People Not Invited to Christmas Party
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has issued a statement that white people are not invited to Boston Coty Hall Christmas Party or you can say Holiday party. Talk about blatant racism. People, it’s 2023 and what is going in this great country. How does a biggot like Michelle Wu get elected as Vhief Executive Officer in the city of Boston as Mayor of one of the oldest city of the United States? Here we are impeaching a former President of the United States Donald Trump and we are going to let this racist Michelle Wu run the city of Boston? You be the judge.
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It appears there has been some misunderstanding or miscommunication regarding the situation with Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and a City Hall holiday party. According to sources, Mayor Wu has been involved in controversy related to a holiday party specifically organized for “Electeds of Color,” which has been misrepresented in some reports as excluding white people.
This event has historically been held for over a decade without issues and is intended to create a space for elected officials of color to gather and share experiences. The controversy arose from a communication mistake where an invitation was sent to all members of the Boston City Council, not just those it was intended for. This led to backlash and misinterpretations of the event’s purpose.
Mayor Wu defended the gathering, stating it was not meant to be divisive but rather to foster a community among minority elected officials, providing a platform for shared experiences and networking opportunities that are unique to their perspectives.
Therefore, the statement that “white people are not invited to Boston City Hall Christmas Party” seems to be a mischaracterization of the intent and execution of the event. The aim was not exclusion based on race but rather an inclusionary effort within a specific community of elected officials.
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This reply was modified 6 months ago by Bentley.
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