Mayor Wu has named ten people to serve on the city’s new Reparations Task Force, a group with a focus on studying the lasting impacts of slavery in Boston. Wu assembled the task force to include a variety of leaders in academia, education, organizing to “encompass the Black experience in Boston,” according to a Tuesday press release from her office. The task force’s creation
The Dorchester Day Parade on Sunday returned from its post-pandemic hiatus in a statewide election year, meaning politicians from Boston and beyond made the three-mile trek with friends and family in tow, waving to the crowds lining Dorchester Avenue. Mayor Michelle Wu cut the ribbon at the start of the parade, outside Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy’s Lower Mills campus.
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