@BankerMark@WelcomeToDot Actually it is impacted even more so by structural racism. Interpersonal racism is not what is being highlighted in this case.
The tear-gassing of women and children at the border is an atrocity. It’s a violation of human rights. And it is a grotesque betrayal of our founding promise, as a nation built by immigrants.
I’ve called for @UN inspectors on the border, and I reiterate that call today.
There is approval from the #BostonArtCommission to design public art for Faneuil Hall to bring attention to the legacy of slavery in Boston. The artist is Steve Locke @Adrian_Walker wrote about it. https://t.co/a9drF2eYli
After candidates for statewide offices met with the Globe Editorial Board in traditional endorsement interviews, we asked them to make the case why anyone should vote for them.
https://t.co/lBwdnZQGdt https://t.co/rmLptISL1M
Tough editorial from @GlobeOpinion on @marty_walsh hiring @RepHenriquez. As someone already talking to folks about future #mapoli campaigns, including the 2022 governor's race, I don't think this issue will go away. #mapoli https://t.co/tvxFigQEiD
"All across the country what I'm seeing is this great awakening," former President Barack Obama says.
"Suddenly people woke up and said 'oh, we can't take this for granted, we gotta fight for this' ... and in that great awakening I feel hopeful," he adds https://t.co/AfEIFrfeM5
We need to stay woke on these new housing proposals #Boston#reclaimroxbury. More units does not directly translate into more affordable. Interesting that not a single housing orgs voice in the story. Micro apartments heading to Boston https://t.co/yTGvRo9HEz