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Insufferable entitlement behind Wu’s only ‘people of color’ Christmas party #shorts
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0:59Now PlayingA fundamental belief I have is no matter your race, we have more in common than we have different. NY Post contributor Adam B. Coleman shares this story.
Yet the most powerful progressives in our government believe those minor differences are enough to keep us constantly separated.
Progressives reduce black people like me to colorful beings who must always be wary of those who lack pigmentation, and to remain emotionally safe and appropriately seen, we must congregate only amongst ourselves: No “people without color” allowed.
This is the mentality of these illiberal actors in government, including Boston’s mayor, Michelle Wu.
Wu this week defended holding an “elected officials of color only” holiday party after accidentally sending invites to white lawmakers only to rescind them shortly after.
“We had individual conversations with everyone, so people understand that it was truly just an honest mistake that went out in typing the email field,” Wu told reporters.
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