Commentary: Jesse Jackson’s message of hope lives on
It feels right that he died during Black History Month, because he was Black history.
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I Am Both Furious And Scared About Quiet Skies
Turns out the skies are actually not quiet at all, but are bustling with this previously unreported, surreptitious tracking. -
Why The Boston Globe Is Leading A Nationwide Push To Counter Trump’s Anti-Press Rhetoric
The Globe has embarked on its most audacious campaign yet: a call for newspapers across the country to publish editorials this Thursday condemning President Trump’s repeated assertions that journalists are “the enemy of the American people.” -
The Smith College Incident Is What Everyday Racism Looks Like
There's been animated debate about whether a white college employee calling the campus police on a black student eating her lunch was, in fact, racist. Spoiler alert — it is. -
Henning Has A Plan To Solve More Shootings
The DA candidate thinks a special, targeted unit can orchestrate efforts to arrest more shooters. -
Homelessness Is Not A Crime, But It Is A Shame. So Why Don't We Get Serious About Solving It?
More than 550,000 people are homeless on any given night. This solvable crisis is America’s shame. -
IMHO: If Trump Talks Like A Racist…
Was Trump's tweet about LeBron and Don Lemon last week racist? Jim Braude weighs in. -
Plastic Guns, Nuclear Bombs, And The Endless Debate Over Free Speech And Public Safety
Outlaw activity, not speech: that's the way to ensure public safety without violating the First Amendment. -
How A Democrat Can Beat Charlie Baker
The key: "Promoting reform-minded proposals that inspire voters’ confidence."