Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's Controversial 'Electeds of Color' Holiday Party Sparks Backlash

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended holding a holiday party for "electeds of color" after invitations were mistakenly sent to all members of the Boston City Council. Wu acknowledged the mistake and personally spoke to those who were uninvited. The party, which has been a yearly tradition for over a decade, allows elected officials of color to take turns hosting. Wu emphasized that the errant invitations were not intended to cause harm and expressed her commitment to bringing together diverse backgrounds in the city. The incident sparked both outrage and support on social media, with some criticizing the exclusion of white members and others defending the party.
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