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Shirley Tang, UMass Boston’s professor of Asian American Studies shares data From 1975–1979, the Khmer Rouge regime committed genocide and other crimes against humanity in Cambodia. An estimated 1.7 million Cambodian people lost their lives. Hundreds of thousands of Cambodian refugees fled violence and civil unrest in the years that…

Is democracy a “distraction”? — The Globe editorial board recently criticized the campaign for an elected School Committee. Three letters attacking the editorial ran September 2. Read all three here. Here’s our summary:

Corporate Leaders Outshine Republicans Over Election Laws: Doing More with Less Lessons Message In One Half Minute: Competitive frugality is what is being demonstrated by the corporates and baseball commissions this week; while those against voting rights are shooting themselves in the foot! That is the message of today’s entry…

How could we as a nation have fallen from the leadership of Lincoln to a president who reportedly calls our fallen service members losers and suckers? By Maura C. Sullivan. Updated September 4, 2020, 5:09 p.m.

Recently, I published an article about wealthy families using pandemic pods as a means of opportunity hoarding during remote learning. More recently, the Boston Globe exposed another equity concern: child services being called on poor and/or minority families with unfounded claims. Students who are missing virtual class or failing to…

Brea is one of 12,000 students at Bunker Hill Community College whose lives and educations have been shaken by their campus’s sudden closure in March and the continuing tumult of 2020. …

I want to reiterate this fact every time I write about the Red Sox: I’m a Yankees fan. I hate the Red Sox. Despise, loathe, etc., etc. Yet, I do have respect for guys like Jackie Bradley Jr. Andrew Benintendi, and the Sox best player, Mookie Betts. Betts is a…

This season of Love Letters tackled a really tough question: how do you meet someone? We caught up with host Meredith Goldstein to talk about the just-wrapped Season 2, which explores everything from online dating to meet-cutes to work crushes. PS— Love Letters Season 2 is the perfect binge-listen for…

After an intense, intimate and successful first season talking about heartbreak, the Love Letters podcast is back and ready to move forward. …