To be female, Black and patriotic
For many Black Americans, the stars and stripes have always carried a dual meaning.
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Top 5 GBH News commentaries from 2021
Our columnists look at why there are so few Black competitive swimmers, Fox News’ subsidization by cable TV customers and a quiet memorial to the 9/11 attacks. -
From COVID to our crisis of democracy, 2021 turned out to be a scant improvement over 2020
A year ago, we may have felt a sense of optimism that proved to be somewhat unrealistic. -
Bezos, don’t be a Scrooge
This very public flaunting of vast wealth is offensive in general, but obscene during this time of great need and the season of giving. -
How will Smollett's hoax affect public perception of hate crimes?
Smollett's high-profile deception shouldn't mean that reported hate crimes are taken less seriously. -
Understanding how 'dark money' perverts Massachusetts' politics
The legislature should act now — and campaign watchdogs should hold spending committee's feet to the fire. -
A $150 billion lawsuit over genocide may force Facebook to confront its dark side
The case is one of the first tangible consequences of internal documents revealed by a whistleblower. -
Black Santa's back — in the GBH newsroom, in my home and in pop culture
Representation matters, especially when it comes to popular cultural icons like the fictional Saint Nicholas. -
Boston must harness the true power of youth sports
Despite the recent ugliness on display, youth sports can build the next generation of community leaders.
