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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In Georgia, Democratic Organizers Keep Their Eyes On The Prize
Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Purdue have echoed the president’s harmful policies and racist polemics. Will their visions prevail? -
The Top 5 Commentaries of 2020
GBH News commentary writers shed unique light on an unsettling year. -
Major League Baseball Finally Recognizes 'Negro League' Achievements: It Needs To Do More
Grooming the next generation of Black players is key. -
Where Do We Go From Here, Redux
In the long, hot summer of 1967, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. asked a question that resonates into 2021. -
Three Lessons From 2020 That We All Can Bring To 2021
'In our collective responses to COVID-19, police violence, and illiberalism, we have also witnessed determination, grit, poise, tenderness, and humility.' -
The New Year May Not Be A Clean Slate, But Here's Hoping For A Second Chance
At midnight on New Year’s Eve, I’ll welcome 2021 with blinders off. -
A Wary But Grateful Look Back At 2020, The Worst Year Ever
It's likely to be a devastating winter. We have to hope that things will get better — and work to make it come true. What alternative do we have? -
Mass. Policing Bill "A Crucial First Step' To Protect Mentally Ill
The legislation pending in the Massachusetts State House is far from perfect, but it’s worth highlighting the progress, even if it falls short of reformers’ goals.
