(8 Apr 2022)
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Boston – 6 April 2022
1. Various of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu at a public event during which she announced progress toward electrifying the city’s vehicle fleet and a new electric vehicle maintenance training program in partnership with Madison Park Technical Vocational High School
HEADLINE TEXT: Boston Mayor Wu transforms her adopted city
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Boston – 30 March 2022
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mayor Michelle Wu, (D) Boston:
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“We are a little over 130 days in at this point, although, in many ways, it feels familiar and exhilarating and energizing to be able to roll up my sleeves and just work on issues that I had been talking about and holding oversight hearings on the council for a very long time and the energy, right now, in Boston to get things done is felt everywhere across the city. And so I’m very proud that even in these first 100-and-some days we have reshaped what is possible in Boston – from addressing and taking a big step forward at Mass (Avenue) and (Melnea) Cass (Boulevard) with the concentration of the city’s opiate crisis and homelessness and mental health to showing that fair, free public transportation can change lives and is possible in our city to reshaping how we conduct our budget process, engage residents, create infrastructure that will have an impact for future generations.”
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Boston – 12 January 2022
3. Wide of a street whose homeless residents are cleaning up during their eviction from a tented encampment
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Boston – 6 April 2022
4. A Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority public bus arrives at a station to pick up passengers for free in a largely Black community under a pilot program initiated by Mayor Wu
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Boston – 2 November 2021
5. Then Boston Mayor-elect Michelle Wu addressing supporters during her election night party after Boston voters for the first time elected a woman and an Asian American as mayor
UPSOUND (English) Mayor-elect Michelle Wu, (D) Boston: “Today at the polls …”
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Boston – 30 March 2022
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Mayor Michelle Wu, (D) Boston:
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“How has this changed me? I made a promise to myself early on that I would be proud of who I was in politics long after I got out of politics. And so I was anxious at first that being in this role would mean having to change my family’s life in different ways. But politics doesn’t have to be how we see it now. Politics is what we make of it. And I hope that, in leaning into who I am – a mom with two young kids, someone who didn’t grow up in the city, raised by parents who didn’t grow up in this country – that I hope to expand the definition of what leadership looks like and what’s possible, not only in the policies, but in the politics too.”
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Boston – 30 March 2022
7. Close up of Wu’s hands playing the piano
8. Wu plays a piano in her office
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Boston – 2 November 2021
9. Then Boston Mayor-elect Michelle Wu hugs her two sons on stage to cheers from supporters during her election night party
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Boston – 15 September 2021
10. Various of then Boston mayoral candidate and City Councilor Michelle Wu posing for a selfie with a supporter
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Boston – 30 March 2022
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Mayor Michelle Wu, (D) Boston:
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Boston – 2 November 2021
12. Then Boston Mayor-elect Wu hugs members of her family on stage during an election night party
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Boston – 30 March 2022
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