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What if racism was a double-edged sword, cutting both ways? Let's dive into the deep end as we deconstruct the controversial topic of racism directed towards white people in America. We spotlight an incident where Boston's mayor Michelle Wu's hosted a Christmas party exclusive to people of color. We wrestle with the belief that all white people are inherently privileged and racist and the implications of such a mindset in corporations and on social media platforms. We even dissect a New York Times video featuring white individuals expressing their discomfort discussing race. Stay with us as we talk about the pros and cons of programs like affirmative action and civil service exam points.

Switching gears, we focus on Michelle Wu, Boston's first woman and woman of color mayor. Despite the challenges she faces, from implementing a vaccine mandate for city workers to dealing with unions, her commitment to racial justice never wavers. From initiatives to bridge the racial wealth gap and combating anti-Asian hate, Wu is taking action. We probe into how her personal background as an Asian American and as a mother influences her decision making. Finally, we delve into the ever-present need for racial justice and the troubling persistence of white supremacy. Make sure you stick around to the end—we'll share how you can engage with our podcast on multiple platforms. Your support means everything to us.

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