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Editorial The Boston Globe April 9, 2018 LET’S PUT ASIDE for a moment that some of us who breathe air might want to limit the amount of toxins in our daily oxygen intake, or that the fossil fuel supply is… Continue Reading →
By Robin Washington The Boston Globe April 4, 2018 The death of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, on Monday, at age 81, brings to mind a happier occasion, a day of pure celebration in Boston, June 23, 1990. Before a July Fourth-sized Esplanade… Continue Reading →
Editorial The Boston Globe March 21, 2018 The tragic death of a woman struck by a self-driving Uber while walking her bicycle on a Tempe, Ariz., road on Sunday night highlights the danger of testing autonomous vehicles on public streets… Continue Reading →
By Robin Washington February 26, 2018 If you want to ride the MBTA for free, you could try the Davis Square Station on the Red Line. Fare gates there were wide open recently, examples of broken equipment and other inducements… Continue Reading →
By Robin Washington Feb 22, 2018 Eneida Roman is a lawyer and entrepreneur who draws from her psychology training to identify law clients’ needs. https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2018/02/22/executive-profile-eneida-roman-measures-success-by.html
ROBIN WASHINGTON February 13, 2018 ATTORNEY GENERAL JEFF SESSIONS was technically correct when he lauded the office of sheriff as “a critical part of the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement” before a gathering of those officeholders on Monday. Assuming he… Continue Reading →
The Marshall Project February 13, 2018 By Robin Washington ATTORNEY GENERAL JEFF SESSIONS was technically correct when he lauded the office of sheriff as “a critical part of the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement” before a gathering of those officeholders… Continue Reading →
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