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Berkshire NAACP Freedom Fund Awards Honor Activists

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire NAACP held its annual Freedom Fund award ceremony virtually this past weekend, recognizing three individuals for their commitment to community and...

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Pittsfield travelers return from a transformative 5,000-mile journey to Africa

For two years, the pandemic halted an annual expedition to Africa by the Rites of Passage and Empowerment (R.O.P.E.) Program in Pittsfield. This year, the global excursion was back on.

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BArT Class of 2022 Sent Off With Advice, Assurance

Each graduate selected a staff or faculty member who had an impact on their time at the school to present with a flower in appreciation. See more photos here. 


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Council calls for mayoral plan to curb gun violence

Council calls for mayoral plan to curb gun violence
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White supremacist violence serves as proof of work to be done, Black leaders in Berkshires say


Wednesday’s violence at the U.S. Capitol, for many Black residents of Berkshire County, served as a jolting reminder that notions of white supremacy run rampant through the nation.
“The laws might have shifted, but there have been generations of people who maintained the same mindset about the inferiority of people of color, that we are less than human, [that] this is ‘their’ country,” said Shirley Edgerton, a community organizer and cultural proficiency coach for Pittsfield Public Schools.
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“If I ever had a doubt, yesterday’s activities confirm the need for the NAACP and its mission.”
— Dennis Powell, president of the NAACP’s Berkshire County chapter, speaking of Wednesday's invasion of the U.S. Capitol

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