Cambridge youth talk about race, violence, past, future
A youth-led event to mark the culmination of Black History Month provoked in-depth discussions about history, race and identity in Cambridge on Saturday. Taking as its starting point a quote from Langston Hughes' "The Negro Speaks of Rivers," an array of singers, dancers and speakers reflected on the idea that "my soul has grown deep." More »
Hub group works to help residents claim tax credits
It's 7:15 p.m. on a Thursday night in February, and at the intersection of Washington and Ruggles streets, the Roxbury Resource Center is packed. More »
Winning isn't everything
This is a fact: Roger Calero has absolutely no chance to become president of the United States. He is still running nevertheless, and while his campaign has not triggered a single blip on the national political radar, his lack of name recognition is not the real reason his campaign is doomed from the start. More »
