Many of us are interested in waterfront accessibility for the general population, attention to social justice, and continuing to provide amenities to disadvantaged community members.
A VISION FOR PIER 5 IN CHARLESTOWN (AND FOR THE FUTURE OF BOSTON)
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YOUNG, HEALTHY, AND INOCULATED
I was lucky enough to get an extra vaccine. Here’s how it went down.
GUEST OPINION: I WANT TO HUG EVERYONE I KNOW
The rules of objectivity in journalism are fake.
GUEST OPINION: WILL BOSTON EMBRACE REAL CHANGE IN 2021?
In ’83, the impact of the mayor’s race ushered in a progressive era of power sharing and racial reconciliation.
GUEST OPINION: ENACTING “MILLIONAIRES’ TAXES” WILL SET BACK STATE RECOVERIES
Connecticut’s travails in recent years, combined with the unprecedented mobility of wealth, makes it clear that millionaires’ taxes are a 20th-century solution to a 21st-century problem. Embracing them would only prolong states’ long-awaited recovery from the economic effects of COVID-19.
GUEST OPINION: TPS HOLDERS DESERVE PERMANENT PROTECTION
This is my home. We don’t deserve to live in perpetual fear.
GUEST OPINION: GETTING RID OF WHITE SUPREMACY: A LONG-TERM PROJECT
This is a quest for knowledge, clearer thinking, and better interventions.
NO HONEYMOON FOR BIDEN: 1/20 PROTEST ON BOSTON COMMON, 4 PM
On Inauguration Day a coalition of organizations are coming together to re-take the initiative for a progressive agenda with a rally on the Boston Common at 4 pm.
GUEST OPINION: THE CASE FOR RENAMING FANEUIL HALL
It is incredible that city leaders have not recognized the offense of whitewashing the deeds of Faneuil.
WHAT THANKSGIVING AND THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC SHARE
[B]oth the holiday’s development and epidemiological reasons for its present-day decline are rooted in a settler colonial project centered on the pursuit of wealth and ecological exploitation
