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What Was Said - Curry Yancey
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What Was Said… Michael Curry (NAACP) & Charles Yancey (City Council)

The Blackstonian is introducing a new segment “What Was Said” where we will whenever possible, provide the actual audio clips of hot topics and discussions that the community is buzzing about. This will be an effort to reduce the game of “telephone” we all play when we try to explain to family, friends and co-workers about a discussion we heard on the radio, tv or even the bus. You know how the game goes… the further the story goes the more distorted it gets from the original. To clear up this type of confusion and misinformation we will have the actual audio so people can hear for themselves What Was Said.

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Focus on Diversity: City of Boston = F

Mayor Menino has long touted his commitment to diversity in the City of Boston. Recently, when criticized by organizations such as MAMLEO and others, including the Blackstonian, the Mayor said the City of Boston is diverse and he challenged anyone to prove him wrong.
The Blackstonian accepted that challenge.
Here is the proof that Mayor Menino is wrong and that the City of Boston is not diverse in its governance.

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“Don’t speak Creole Here!” Haitian Discrimination

Airport Workers Allege Unlawful Discrimination

BOSTON, MA— Airport workers employed by Flight Services & Systems (FSS), a contractor that provides cabin cleaning, wheelchair assistance, and security services at Logan Airport, filed complaints with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD) alleging that two of them were fired and another suspended for speaking Creole while on the job. Workers and community leaders attended the monthly Massport meeting today to raise concerns about ongoing discriminatory practices.

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