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Responses address top priorities including equity-led COVID-19 recovery, quality public education for every student, government transparency and accountability, and police reform with investment in root-cause strategies for violence and crime. It also details her life-driven motivation to challenge cycles of inequity, highlights a policy she wants Boston to adopt—the 15-minute city— and states which campaign contributions she would reject.","2021 Boston Mayoral Candidate Questionnaire  \nAndrea Campbell  \nOffice Sought: Mayor of Boston  \nWebsite: [andreacampbell.org](andreacampbell.org)  \n[Facebook:](Facebook: www.facebook.com/andreaforboston)[ www.facebook.com/andreaforboston](Facebook: www.facebook.com/andreaforboston)  \n[Twitter:](Twitter: @andreaforboston)[ @andreaforboston](Twitter: @andreaforboston)  \n[Instagram:](Instagram: @andreaforboston)[ @andreaforboston](Instagram: @andreaforboston)  \n(A) Your Candidacy  \n1. What would be your top three priorities if elected to serve?  \nBoston is facing a critical moment: we have an opportunity to confront our own history of racism and eradicate the inequities that have existed for generations. We need a leader who not only understands these inequities, but one that has lived through them and knows first-hand the devastating impacts on our communities if we don’t act now. If elected, I will lead through an equity lens and prioritize executing an equitable COVID-19 recovery to ensure that our public health and economic recovery reaches all our neighborhoods. I will also ensure every student has access to a quality, public education in the city of Boston. I will work to make our city government more transparent and accountable, especially by transforming our approach to public safety and implementing police reform, while reallocating resources to invest in strategies that address root causes of violence and crime.  \n2. What qualifies you to hold this office?  \nMy vision for an equitable Boston is driven by my life story: growing up in public housing in Roxbury and the South End in a family torn apart by incarceration and loss and the foundation this city gave me to overcome odds. I was driven to run for office and serve my city by the loss of my twin brother, Andre, who died as a pre-trial detainee in custody of the Department of Corrections. I could see the way systems in this city served me well, but failed Andre, and that is why I’m running for Mayor—to confront cycles of inequity and injustice and make Boston a city that works for everyone. In my role as a Councilor and during my tenure as Council President, I have a record of accomplishment  \nthat highlights a pattern of taking action on the toughest challenges facing our City through collaborative leadership.  \n3. What is the one policy you’ve seen pioneered in another city that you’d most like to see Boston adopt?  \nOne policy I have seen other cities--nationally and internationally-- implement and want to adopt in Boston is the concept of creating a 15-minute city. With city-led investments, intentional zoning, and ambitious mixed-use development partnerships, we can build a city where residents have everything they need-grocery stores, schools, parks, small businesses-within 15 minutes of their doorsteps. This concept is globally renowned as the gold standard of sustainability because it cuts commutes, reduces reliance on fossil fuels, and improves the health of residents and the environment alike by investing in the fabric and interconnectedness of our communities.  \n4. 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