Boston's Democrat Mayor Michelle Wu DEFENDS 'no whites' holiday party
Michelle Wu, the mayor of Boston, on Wednesday defended her hosting of a segregated 'electeds of color' party. Asked if she thought it was divisive, she replied: 'No.'
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Michelle Wu, the mayor of Boston, on Wednesday defended her hosting of a segregated 'electeds of color' party. Asked if she thought it was divisive, she replied: 'No.'
The Boston City Council approved a new five-year contract between the city and its largest police union, an $82 million deal that includes a 9% raise in salary and significant reforms around officer discipline, overtime and paid details.
Michelle Wu, the mayor of Boston, on Wednesday arrived at the 'electeds of color' party with Russell Holmes, a Massachusetts state representative. She said the party was not divisive.
A Massachusetts law that bans 'making any distinction, discrimination, or restriction in admission to or treatment in a place of public accommodation based on race.'
Boston needs voters - citizens, non-citizens, it doesn't matter to the City Council. Boosting low-turnout districts on election day is all that matters.