Diversity The Priority For Boston Mayor Kim Janey As Two Latina School Committee Members Resign Over Racist Anti-White Remarks

Diversity The Priority For Boston Mayor Kim Janey As Two Latina School Committee Members Resign Over Racist Anti-White Remarks

Two members of the Boston School Committee made anti-white remarks, got caught, and resigned — and the city's mayor wants to ensure that people of their race still have representation on the board.

Alexandra Oliver-Davila and Lorna Rivera, both Latinas, recently resigned as members of the school committee in the wake of the publishing of text messages the two sent during a committee hearing October 20, 2020. Also during that meeting, the chairman of the school committee at the time, Michael Loconto, was heard mocking the names of Asian attendees. Loconto resigned as a result of that two days later.

Joe Biden’s Approval Below 50 Percent In New Hampshire, Poll Says
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Joe Biden’s Approval Below 50 Percent In New Hampshire, Poll Says

Tom Joyce

Is Joe Biden still popular in New Hampshire? A recent poll suggests otherwise.

A poll conducted by the right-leaning Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy and St. Anselm College says that now 47 percent of New Hampshire voters have a favorable opinion of Biden whereas 52 percent have an unfavorable opinion.

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