The country is in an uproar over a Christmas party invitation sent out by Boston Mayor, Democrat Michelle Wu (who is Asian American) to city councilors. Her aide, Denise DosSantos (who is Black and listed on her communications as She/Her/Hers), accidentally sent out a Christmas party invite about a secret racist holiday party that is only for “electeds of color.”
The invite said, “Honorable Members: On behalf of Mayor Michelle Wu, I cordially invite you and a guest to the Electeds of Color Holiday Party on Wednesday, December 13th at 5:30 pm at the Parkman House, 33 Beach Street. Please let me know if you plan to attend and if you have any dietary restrictions.”
Who even talks like that? Electeds?
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And can a white spouse of a colored elected come to the party? Like Wu’s husband? And what does a mixed race person do? Accept the invite or not? It’s INSANE that these questions even need to be asked.
The invite wasn’t meant to be emailed to ALL of the councilors for the racist party. There were seven white city councilors who shouldn’t have received the invitation.
Because of the error, DosSantos sent out a second email. But it wasn’t to apologize for having a racist party or to change course and invite EVERYONE to it. Instead, it was an apology for emailing everyone about it. She said, “I wanted to apologize for my previous email regarding a Holiday Party for tomorrow. I did send that to everyone by accident, and I apologize if my email may have offended or came across as so. Sorry for any confusion this may have caused.”
In other words, F-U whities, we’re still having the party.
I’m glad there is an uproar about this – because it’s disgusting and wrong.
Outgoing City Councilor Frank Baker told the Boston Herald that Wu’s party was “unfortunate and divisive” – and Wu’s disgustingness was trending on the social media platform X even since the media became aware of it.
Wu told reporters with the Boston Herald about the invites, “I think we’ve all been in a position at one point where an email went out and there was mistaken recipients so there was truly just an honest mistake.”
Yep. The email was the mistake, not the party.
Wu went on to defend her racist party by saying, “There are multiple ways that we celebrate with everyone. There are several holiday parties that the entire city council and all of our elected colleagues have been invited to.”
I am sure many of you, like myself, were brought up NOT to be racist. You were taught about equality and that, like Martin Luther King Jr., we should be judged not on the color of our skin but on the content of our character. That is a dream that elected Democrats don’t seem to believe in anymore. They have thrown equality in the trash for “equity” and reparations for the past.
The new leftist attitude, along with CRT and DEI crap, goes in the complete opposite direction of what Martin Luther King Jr. was seeking. Dems are constantly painting minorities as victims and whites as oppressors. This ideology is being pushed by leftists all over the country in elementary schools, colleges, corporations, the military and more. And so is their voluntary segregation from white people which has shown up in organizations, graduations and many other places, including the government (which has actual discrimination laws to follow).
Wu was elected to be the mayor of Boston in November of 2021, becoming their first FEMALE and first ASIAN AMERICAN mayor.
It just goes to show you that being different or the “first” of something doesn’t mean that you are the best one for the job – or competent, moral, empathetic or have any decent content of character.
As long as Democrats need to cater to minorities to get their votes, the DREAM of Martin Luther King Jr. will remain dead – and Boston will continue to have what a Fox News’ personality called a “cracker free Christmas.”
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