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Exposing Myths & Realities with the Boston Globe “Spotlight Team”
Fire officials who arrived on scene said the house was completely engulfed in an inferno
Red Sox Owner and Boston Globe owner John Henry plans to sell the Boston Globe land & building.
State Rep. Carlos Henriquez granted an interview to Wesley Lowery of the Boston Globe
An article from the Boston Globe Your Town Roxbury, JP and Dorchester sections covers our work here on Blackstonian.com to
In public life, an inconsistency, or any other form of transgression on the part of someone pushing a controversial perspective, can be used to attack an otherwise perfectly logical argument.
When discussing issues of diversity in this city, the Globe has often taken the position as the voice of reason finding a moral high ground to often expose some of the most heinous examples of discrimination and glaring racial disparities in our state. As we were focusing on diversity we began to notice that the Globe seemed to have some of the same problems we observed in other Boston institutions.
Angel Babbitt lands Blog on Boston.com
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It seems fitting that a group that got its start at a rally honoring Malcolm X in Harlem in 1968 will be playing a show to celebrate Juneteenth, the day the United States commemorates the emancipation of the slaves, but with their revolutionary lyrics, thought provoking message, and overall celebration of African-American history and culture it fits right in.
