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Black Bostonians Demand That Their Second Amendment Rights Be Respected - Vimarsana News

Black Bostonians Demand That Their Second Amendment Rights Be Respected

 

Massachusetts Dems Face Pushback from Black Gun Owners - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Dems Face Pushback from Black Gun Owners

 

Black Bostonians ramp up calls for gun access | Dorchester Reporter - Vimarsana News

Black Bostonians ramp up calls for gun access | Dorchester Reporter

Bostonians, who have long faced tough hurdles to secure gun licenses compared to suburban peers, are pressing state lawmakers to ease those restrictions as new gun reform legislation advances on Beacon Hill this season. And, increasingly, the calls on behalf of expanding Second Amendment rights are coming from men and women of color who live in Dorchester and Mattapan. State

My 'to-do' list for Fifth Suffolk district | Dorchester Reporter - Vimarsana News

My 'to-do' list for Fifth Suffolk district | Dorchester Reporter

Thank you, residents of the Fifth Suffolk District, for trusting me with the job of proudly representing you as your state representative. This is the moment where we can create systemic change that will affect generations to come. As state representative, my goals are threefold: delivering resources to the district; providing world-class constituent services; and creating

2022, the Year in Politics: Wu hires have Dot connections … New faces head to Beacon Hill - Vimarsana News

2022, the Year in Politics: Wu hires have Dot connections … New faces head to Beacon Hill

Boston City Hall ended 2022 with a well-stocked mayoral cabinet, including several members with Dorchester connections. Mary Skipper, the superintendent of the Boston Public Schools (BPS), is a resident and the founding head of TechBoston Academy, formerly known as Dorchester High, while Michael Cox, the police commissioner, lived in the neighborhood before he decamped for Ann