The Cape Cod Times has announced plans to create a Diversity Advisory Board "to foster understanding and to evaluate and discuss our coverage" at least once a month.
The board is designed to "ensure it reflects the diversity of voices on Cape Cod," according to an article by the newspaper's executive editor, Anne Brennan.
Eight Democrats hope to be Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy III's successor in the U.S. House of Representatives, and they all favor loosening federal abortion law and taxpayer funding for abortions.
Even so, candidates' priorities differ, as do their approaches to certain issues. That leaves room for debate on which of the eight Democratic candidates running to replace Kennedy in Massachusetts Fourth District is the most pro-abortion. With that in mind, here is a look at where they all stand on the issue.
