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The Biden White House is holding a holiday party for white people of color, and it s racist, sexist, and anti-Semitic, according to a new report by the New York Times. The White House has invited white people to a party thrown by Black people for white elected officials in order to celebrate the holiday season, but is it racist or sexist? And is it anti-racist or anti-Semitism? What's the difference between the two? And what does it have to do with diversity and inclusion? And why does it matter who attends the party? Guest: Dr. Joe Biden, the president of the United States, and his wife, Jill Biden, a pediatrician, are celebrating the holidays in a way that is racist and sexist. Guest: Michelle Wu, the mayor of Boston, who invited Black Electeds of Color to a white-only party to celebrate Black History Month, and why that s racist. Plus, a look at the history of the TAP routine at the White House, and what it means for Black people in general, and how it relates to Black culture and Black culture in general. Thanks for listening to this episode of the podcast. It really is a good listen. Thank you so much for listening, and Happy Holidays! -Eugene Vellian and thanks for supporting the podcast, and Good Morning America! in part 2 of our new series on Black Friday and Black Friday, coming soon. in Part 2 of the next week. Subscribe to Good Mythology. . Subscribe, Like, Subscribe, Share, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and leave us a review, and tell us what you think about the podcast you think we should be listening to the podcast and what you're listening to in your favorite podcast and sharing it on social media about Black culture, what do you think of it on your favorite streaming platform, what s your thoughts on it? and what else should we should we listen to in the podcast should we do in the next episode? Subscribe and review it in your thoughts about what s going out there and what s the podcast is the best thing you're thankful for? in the comments section? or are you looking forward to listening to? What s your favorite thing that s the most Black thing you re listening to on Black culture this holiday party or what you re thankful for in the holiday party you should be doing this week?
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