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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Tackling Health Inequity Means Addressing Digital Inequity, Too
Telemedicine during COVID-19 showed us the future of medicine, and how our communities are likely to react to future health crises. -
On Board: Why The New MBTA Board Benefits Riders And The Environment
We have a rare opportunity to reimagine our transit system over the coming years and ensure that it truly works for everyone who needs it. -
State Must Restore Transparency To Nursing Home Death Data And Patient Cases
With cases in nursing homes on the rise again, the public has no way to know the risk profile or vaccination rate in specific homes. Gov. Baker must do more. -
Researchers Dig Up Embarrassing Data About Facebook — And Lose Access To Their Accounts
For researchers, Facebook is something of a black box. Some data scientists, though, have managed to pierce the darkness. -
Facial Recognition Technology: A Threat To Privacy And Freedom
Boston and Springfield have adopted curbs. Now it's time for Beacon Hill to act. -
You Can Step Away From Friends And Family Who Won't Get Vaccinated
It’s reminiscent of the Great Family Divide of 2016. -
A Media Scholar Explains Why News For The Liberal Elite Is Hurting Us All
Nikki Usher argues that "many people in the United States do not see where they live or people like them authentically presented in the news." -
We Can’t Let The Sexual Harassment Charges Be Sidelined By Cuomo’s Political Scandal
None of this matters, if, in the end, there is no accountability.
