A reminder of just how special our city is at yesterday’s State of the City Address with my @BOSCityCouncil colleagues and colleagues in government, community leaders and members, and hard-working staff.
Thank you @MayorWu for your continued articulated vision of a Boston for everyone that centers equity, with an emphasis on housing, climate justice, our schools, and making our city’s cherished institutions more accessible to all. Our continued partnership doing the work to build a Boston we all deserve leaves me hopeful.
📸 council colleagues: @oby_boston
Yesterday, we literally stepped into a new space airing Java With Jimmy At @GBH@GBHNews
It was amazing & I was honored to share space with @BP4TP @BAMSFest @NicsNation as we discussed Boston Pride & Black music, arts, culture & activism.
📸 @Oby_Boston
Who are notable people in your community that is a strong advocate for your community development and improvement? (outside of politicians)
Name:
Area of Boston your in:
What topics do they advocate for:
#BostonBlackImpact
Being included in conversations when you aren’t around, just to ensure that in the future you are around is a way of passing it forward.
Good for thought.
Why do people want boston to be #hood or the #slums so bad? There is struggle here in the city but it’s still better than some of these places classified as hood or slums.
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@davenewworld_2 What happened that lead her to be in the so close to them in comparison to the rest of the crowd. (I don’t condone the way they dealt with her. I just know there’s more to this situation.