Commentary: Facing the fears of a second Trump presidency
These fears are not misplaced or overhyped. We carry the history of our ancestors who survived the brutality of discrimination and political violence.
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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. -
Why The New York Times’ acquisition of The Athletic could create an existential crisis for local news
Subscribers who are mainly interested in the sports section may choose a Times-Athletic combination instead. -
Death threats are real for top officials of color. Still, Rachael Rollins won’t be protected today.
Rollins starts her new job today, charged with protecting Massachusetts citizens by prosecuting violations of federal laws. -
Stop the plague of child homicide with counseling, education and healthcare
Violence is not the problem of one neighborhood or one group. -
Build up education for Afghan refugees so they can thrive in the United States
Welcoming refugees is just the first step. We have to tailor our public systems to help them succeed.
