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WAKANDA II, other leaders of color come out for Michelle Wu in slew of endorsements reminiscent of 2013 mayoral race - The Boston Globe
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50% : He successfully painted Connolly, who grew up in working-class Roslindale, as an out of touch Harvard-educated elite from West Roxbury who backed charter schools over public schools and could not relate to the needs of working class Bostonians, said Paul Watanabe, a political scientist from UMass Boston.
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