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Hart's heartless apology

Hart's heartless apology

By Rev. Irene Monroe | Dec 20
While I will continue to argue that the African American community doesn't have a patent on homophobia, it does, however, have a problem with it.

God's trans-affirming vote on Question 3

God's trans-affirming vote on Question 3

By Rev. Irene Monroe | Oct 19
Across the country, there are epic battles in many states to either pass or not pass transgender bathroom bills.

President Trump reminded us that April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

By Sue O'Connell | Apr 12
The trauma of sexual assault is serious and long-lasting.

We've Made Great Strides, But There's Still Work to Do:

By Mayor Marty Walsh | Mar 21
Celebrating Women's History Month in Boston

The Going-ons at "The Hotel Nepenthe"

The Going-ons at "The Hotel Nepenthe"

By Rev. Irene Monroe | Mar 8
John Kuntz's is a masterful storyteller.

Pimping King

Pimping King

By Rev. Irene Monroe | Feb 8
With 2018 being the 50th anniversary of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination commemorations honoring the man will be taking place across the country.

Revisiting Frederick Douglass

Revisiting Frederick Douglass

By Rev. Irene Monroe | Jan 31
Frederick Douglas is dead.

GUEST OPINION: Local Column: Finding Our Way Home in 2018

By Mayor Marty Walsh | Jan 3
To all Bostonians: happy new year, and may 2018 bring you happiness and health in Boston. As we enter into the new year, I'm grateful for the people of Boston -- I continue to be inspired by our residents' big hearts and deep love of community.

How We're Creating Affordable Housing

By Mayor Marty Walsh | Aug 16
Boston is a diverse city made up of residents of all backgrounds, all education levels and job sectors spread out over 14 neighborhoods.

Pepsi ad failed its multicultural audience

By Rev. Irene Monroe | Apr 20
Pepsi ads aim to emphasize its youthful brand by championing it as "the choice of a new generation."

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