Nope, I heard what she said. I do agree we're walking away with two different interpretations of it, but having lived in the same kinds of diverse urban communities she has, I understand what she's saying and what she means. She's not advocating communism or wokism or whatever-ism.
You all are pissing in your britches because there are different ways to look at the relationships between family, community, and state, and hers is quite obviously different than yours. Fine - you don't have to agree, but it's blatantly bat-shit wrong to say that what she's saying is communist, as was suggested in the OP. Has zero to do with socialism, communism, Maoism, or Statism. Her viewpoint would actually be considered conservative in many parts of the world, including in many countries with capitalist economies.
You're free to believe whatever you want, as I am not going to change your mind and not interested in trying.