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The normally chatty and opinionated Boston Red Sox television broadcasters gave the team's massive Black Lives Matter banners a good leaving alone when it came to commentary Friday night. During the Opening Day broadcast, the festive Dave O'Brien, Jerry Remy, and Dennis Eckersley offered opinions on
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The sudden rise and recent wave of anti-Catholic violence has come as something of a shock. What exactly do protests about George Floyd and accusations of police brutality have to do with Catholic churches, Saint Junipero Serra, Christopher Columbus, the Good Shepherd, and the Blessed Virgin Mary? On the face
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Late last month, the city of Somerville became the first place in America to officially recognize domestic relationships of three or more people. The top reason cited by city councilors was so that unmarried people could add their live-in partners to their health insurance plans amid the coronavirus pandemic, as
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A statue of the first Republican President of the United States is expected to be removed from Park Square in Boston after a vote from the city's Art Commission — but some are trying to rally support for keeping it. Late last month, the Boston Art Commission voted 8-0
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Polyamory is now officially recognized in Somerville, Massachusetts. But what about neighboring Cambridge, one of the other most progressive cities in the country? Somerville's city council voted 11-0 on June 25 to approve an ordinance that would allow polyamorous relationships of three or more people that live together
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Left-wing demonstrators and rioters have managed to achieve in a matter of weeks what courteous conservative thinkers failed to accomplish in a century: Knock Woodrow Wilson off his progressive pedestal. More than any other figure in American history, President Wilson embodied and popularized the 20th Century ideology known as Progressivism.
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The Somerville City Council has adopted an ordinance offering domestic partner status and benefits to those living in three-people-or-more domestic relationships. The council vote occurred Thursday, June 25. Mayor Joe Curtatone signed it into law Monday, June 29, according to WickedLocal.com. But it didn't attract much attention
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In a 2017 New York Times column headlined "America's Best University President," Bret Stephens praised Robert Zimmer of the University of Chicago as a defender of free speech. The column quoted speeches and letters from Zimmer and other University of Chicago administrators and professors, including a
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