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Mayor Michelle Wu Declares April 10, 2025 Ayo Edebiri Day in the City of Boston

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Mayor Michelle Wu honored Ayo Edebiri, an Emmy award-winning actor and Boston Public Schools alum, at Boston Latin School on April 10, 2025. The event featured a warm welcome for the school's Yellow Submarine Improv Troupe, which Edebiri had once been a member of. During a fireside chat, they explored Edebiri's journey from a BPS student to a celebrated writer and actor, highlighting the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. Wu expressed her pride in BPS graduates who continue to impact their communities positively. She emphasized the critical role of educators in guiding students toward their passions and dreams.

The day was officially proclaimed "Ayo Edebiri Day" in Boston, marking a celebration of her accomplishments and commitment to inspiring others. This event served not only to honor Edebiri but also to motivate current students at BLS to pursue their aspirations. Video and photographs from the event are available online, showcasing the vibrant interaction between the guests and students.

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