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Flanagan's remarks on systemic racism and support for statue removal spark debates as she stands by Governor Walz's leadership.

Overview

  • Peggy Flanagan criticized Minnesota's racial inequalities, stating it is only a good place to live for White people.
  • She described the state government as a vehicle of genocide against people of color and Indigenous communities.
  • Flanagan supported the removal of a Christopher Columbus statue during the George Floyd protests.
  • Her comments have drawn mixed reactions, highlighting her strong stance on racial justice and historical reckoning.
  • Flanagan could become Minnesota's first Native American governor if Walz wins the vice presidency.