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Disability rights advocates protested the use of electric skin shocks to treat autism outside the Massachusetts State House last week. The groups, including the Citizens Commission on Human Rights, a nonprofit advocacy group, called on state legislature to pass H.180, or "An Act Regarding The Use Of Aversive
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Biological males performing well in girls' sports has been a contentious issue in national politics in recent years. Does it happen in Massachusetts?
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By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service
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By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Cambridge city councilors are considering an ordinance that would provide more legal protections for "diverse family and relationship structures," including polyamorous relationships involving three or more adults. The measure, which would add "family and relationship structure" to a list of protected classes in the Cambridge municipal
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The Faculty Senate at the University of Connecticut has established a new graduation requirement that all students pass a one-credit course titled "U.S. Anti-Black Racism." The Faculty Senate is an administrative board in charge of establishing general education rules and regulations at the university. The requirement, which
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By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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Watertown Free Public Library is set to host an "all-ages" pro-homosexuality and pro-transgenderism pride event with drag kings on Saturday, June 3. The library's web site describes the "extravaganza" as "an inclusive, all-ages event that celebrates and advocates for our LGBTQIA+ communities, free
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