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Have you logged onto YouTube this month? If so, you may have experienced the video platform's "Pride Month" advertising, which includes a long list of drag queen videos. Next to the YouTube symbol at the top left-hand corner of the page is a pair of drag
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Boston Public Library is beginning the so-called 'Pride Month' on Saturday, June 1 with an event involving children ages 6 to 12 creating pride flags. The library is hosting The History Project, which is "focused exclusively on documenting and preserving the history of New England's
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The Freedom Trail Foundation, which takes visitors to Boston through the Freedom Trail — a walking trail of 17 sites significant to the American Revolution — is launching a new tour this June called "Rainbow Revolutionaries." The tour is meant to highlight the achievements of homosexuals and transgender people.
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The Massachusetts Senate approved a $58 billion spending bill on Thursday that would provide free community college. About $75.5 million would go to pay the tuition, according to The Associated Press. There are 15 community colleges in Massachusetts.
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A proposed amendment to the New Hampshire Constitution to secede from the United States was discussed during a public hearing on Friday, January 12. "The national debt is the greatest national security risk we face," said state Representative Jason Gerhard (R-Northfield-Franklin), the sponsor of the proposed amendment, according
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Amherst town councilors, at their most recent meeting, discussed how they would like to be addressed by their colleagues. The discussion, which took place on Monday, January 8, occurred thanks to a previous rule change allowing councilors to state their preferred title. "There's something to be said
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is warning licensed medical practitioners, hospitals, and clinics against what it calls "deceptive practices" concerning reversing chemical abortions. The department is also threatening discipline for those who practice what it calls "in violation of good and accepted health care," which
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Sentencing adults under the age of 21 to life in prison without parole is unconstitutional in Massachusetts, according to the state's highest court, The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court issued the ruling, 4-3, on Thursday, January 11.