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Students Sue Massachusetts, Claiming ‘Intensely Segregated’ School Districts
A new lawsuit against the state of Massachusetts alleges that Massachusetts is violating its own constitution by denying Black and Latino students equal educational opportunities.
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Local sanctuary cities make case to keep federal funds off Trump admin’s chopping block
A federal judge in Boston is considering whether to temporarily ban the Trump administration from…
Students Sue Massachusetts, Claiming ‘Intensely Segregated’ School Districts
Dual language classrooms boost MA students academic success
When Letters “Pretend:” Why Early Literacy Instruction Must Include All Our Children
UMass, Harvard student visas revoked in ‘new stage’ of Trump immigration crackdown
Seventeen current and former international students from Harvard, UMass Boston and UMass Amherst had their…
MA Schools Prepare for Immigration Investigations
Across the country, education officials are developing plans to protect students and their families from…
OPINION: Revamping Boston’s School Transportation: Strategies for Enhanced Safety and Efficiency
As the start of another school year is amongst us, I believe it is important…
Harvard Professor Addresses Language Barriers in Medical Care
BOSTON—Born to Dominican immigrant parents in a low-income neighborhood in Brooklyn, Gezzer Ortega never thought…
Mass. House seeks to Combat Mental Health Crisis Heightened by COVID-19
The Massachusetts House unanimously cleared a mental and behavioral health bill last Thursday, representatives now…
Immigrant families demand investigation, alleging discriminatory treatment at clinic
“No mother wants to lose her child. It’s something extremely painful, that has no cure…
How Can We Break Barriers To Mental Health In The Latinx Community
The Latinx community is one of the most diverse in the United States. The American…
Dominicans Likely to Comply With COVID-19 Health Recommendations
A recent study from The City College of New York’s CUNY Dominican Studies Institute and the CUNY School…
Thriving with Anxiety
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Help for MA survivors of violence hindered by growing ICE presence
Amid ICE raids, immigrant children find peace on Boston soccer fields
Social isolation is a major health risk for older adults. Groups across Mass. are stepping up.
Every day, the senior center at the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers in Cambridge offers an assortment of activities. About 40 participants play dominoes, color in coloring books and take…
Massachusetts, the Only State with a “Right-to-Shelter” Law, Faces Increasing Demand for Services
In front of the Boston Night Center at 2 p.m., a line snakes along, its head marked by a green sleeping bag. A pedestrian straying one street too far from…
Massachusetts’ first Latino-owned brewery is all about bringing people together
Roundhead Brewing Company, the first Latino-owned brewery in Massachusetts, is making its mark in the local craft beer scene. Founded in 2022 by Luis Espinoza and co-owner Craig Panzer, the brewery…
Sazón De Massachusetts: El Mondonguito
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