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SeedMA Sets Students Up for Financial Success
Programs such as SEEDMA Baby could work to close the gap between those born into more financially stable homes and those born into any form of financial need.
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It’s Too Late For You, Deval Patrick
If Patrick really wanted to become president for the sake of bettering America, he would have ran from the start.
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Continuing the Struggle for Universal Suffrage
The right to vote is one of our nation’s most cherished symbols of democracy and representation. To deny this liberty is to further downgrade those who are already physically and mentally barred from society.
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Proposed Mask Ban Unveils Boston’s Banning Problem
Following the violent counter-protests at the Straight Pride Parade that took place in late August,...
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Changing the Narrative Behind Affordable Housing
More than 18 million Americans devote half of their income to monthly rent. In Massachusetts alone, nearly 247,900 low-income renters spend more than half their income on housing. Boston is no exception, with 19,350 school children in unstable housing during the 2016-17 school year.
