Controversy Surrounds Boston Mayor's Exclusive Holiday Party for Elected Officials of Color

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defends her decision to host a holiday party for elected officials of color, stating that it has been a tradition in Boston politics for over a decade without complaints. The party, called the "Electeds of Color Holiday Party," caused controversy when an invitation was mistakenly sent to all city councilors. Some councilors expressed concern about the event being divisive, while others defended it as a celebration of diversity. The party was privately funded, and the incident comes amid ongoing debates about diversity and inclusion efforts in various sectors.
- Boston mayor defends decision to host a holiday party for elected officials of color The Associated Press
- Boston City Hall roiled by email party invitation for ‘electeds of color’ sent to all Boston Herald
- What to know about Mayor Wu’s ‘Electeds of Color’ holiday party and why it’s caused such a stir The Boston Globe
- Mayor Wu's Boston City Council holiday party invitations draw criticism NBC10 Boston
- Boston mayor defends excluding White people from holiday party Fox News
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