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Boston voters have elected City Councilor Michelle Wu as mayor, the city's first woman and person of color elected to the post.
Wu, whose parents immigrated to the U.S. from Taiwan broke a 199-year streak of white, male city leaders. She moved to the city from Chicago, attend Harvard University and Harvard Law School.
She defeated fellow Democratic City Councilor Annissa Essaibi George, a self-described first-generation Arab-Polish American who was born and raised in the city.
The contest between the two candidates marked a turning point in Boston politics, which has a history of fraught racial tensions and forced desegregation. It also reflected an increasingly diverse city where Black, Latino and Asian residents now make up more than half of the population and white groups continue to shrink.
www.npr.org
What accomplishments?Yeah man! Be proud of her skin color and not her awesome accomplishments.
Race hustlers gonna race hustle
Nope, too white of skin for my taste.View attachment 559854
This is great news for the city of Boston. After 199 years of white males we finally have a woman of color as mayor of Boston.
Being a woman and a minority.What accomplishments?
I never believed there were this many racists in this country,, but here you are,,View attachment 559854
This is great news for the city of Boston. After 199 years of white males we finally have a woman of color as mayor of Boston.
The term "person of color' is used to describe anyone who is not white.Hey lets round up all the people on Earth, excluding people of Euro ancestry, and call them people of color!!!! And when they do something or win something we celebrate because they don't have Euro ancestry!!! That is about as racist as it gets. Great job leftists.
But what about the teachers? Do you need more black teachers?The term "person of color' is used to describe anyone who is not white.
so, yeah, by definition she is a person of color.
nobodys white,, we are all people of color,,The term "person of color' is used to describe anyone who is not white.
so, yeah, by definition she is a person of color.
Those are not accomplishments.Being a woman and a minority.
This is why democrats did so well this election.
Graduated from law school while raising her siblings because her mother was sick. Thats pretty badass.What accomplishments?
It's an accomplishment considering Boston has been known as one of the most racist cities above the Mason-Dixon line.We forget that the founders of this country wore wigs, make up and high heels.
what youre calling white people are not white,, just like black people are not black,,
so youre just spreading the misinformation not the source of it,,I didn't write the article.
Take it up with them.
