Juneteenth — June 19th, 1865 — was a watershed moment for enslaved Americans. It marks the end of the Civil War (in Texas) and the emancipation of all the slaves who lived there. Yes, the Emancipation Proclamation was signed two and a half years before, but it did not free …
If you think that housing segregation was caused by white people not selling to black people out of their racism, ignorance, or …
We’re headed towards the fourth of July. There are so many different things one can say about the 4th of July. Democracy …
I am a member of the City of Somerville’s Fair Housing Commission. Last year, we held two book discussions of Richard Rothstein’s …
Maybe I am late to the party, but I am loving the National Parks Service app on my phone. I just started …