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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How Spotify's greed sparked an uprising
The Neil Young–Joe Rogan controversy shows what happens when a previously neutral platform tries to cash in with exclusive content. -
When is justice served in the case of RFK assassin Sirhan Sirhan?
Did California's governor make an independent, fair-minded decision, or did he bow to political pressure? -
It's easier for someone to purchase a gun than for a gay man to donate blood, and that doesn't make any sense
The White House is urging the FDA to lift its restrictions on gay men donating blood. -
Could Sarah Palin, of all people, be the catalyst who tears down libel protections for the press?
She may be an unsympathetic figure, but the New York Times is the epitome of an arrogant, out-of-touch institution. -
Why fighting climate change must embrace cultural and economic diversity
Massachusetts' energy efficiency plan — now before the Department of Public Utilities — would do just that. -
What we lose when voting rights legislation becomes a political football
Callie Crossley’s “fuming and fatigued” over the failures to pass the legislation. -
The First Amendment and Mayor Wu: What press restrictions and vile demonstrations have in common
A poorly worded media advisory and bullhorn-wielding protesters raise questions about freedom of the press and of speech. -
Honor the Rev. King's legacy by combatting child hunger and poverty
Project Bread is leading a campaign advocating for legislation to make universal school meals permanent in Massachusetts.
