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Twitter Facebook They are determined to use their experience, influence, and positions to help make their business, organization, and world a more inclusive place. They are breaking barriers—and then reaching back to help those behind them overcome the same hurdles. They are mentoring students or younger colleagues, hiring diverse candidates, offering opportunities, and ensuring that employees succeed and are promoted so that their workplace and their communities reflect the richness and talents of the country’s increasingly diverse population. They are BU alumni, faculty, and staff...

POLITICO Get the New Jersey Playbook newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by Uber Driver Stories Good Monday morning! I took some time off last week, and I wondered if the governor would sign weed legalization without me. Turns out he and the Legislature waited for me. Instead, we saw the death Satur...

How not to pick a police commissioner Marty Walsh bungled the process, choosing Dennis A. White as the city’s top cop without a search or serious background check. The next mayor shouldn’t repeat that mistake. By The Editorial BoardUpdated February 20, 2021, 4:00 a.m. Email to a Friend Dennis A. White was Boston's second Black police commissioner. The controversy around his appointment is raising issues of race and equity.Jim Davis/Globe Staff Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s rush to replace Police Commissioner William Gross created a mess that never should have happened. It not only ca...

For the last few years, Hammond has been celebrating all things Region with an annual 219 Day party at the Hammond Civic Center. Invented by Twitter humorist Region Rat Rants as a way of poking fun at Northwest Indiana's many quirks and eccentricities, the Region-themed holiday is observed on or around Feb. 19 in a reference to the Region's 219 area code. It's a celebration of eating too much Polish food, getting stuck behind trains, setting off fireworks year-round, working at the mill and everything that makes the Region the Region. Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott's proclamation mentions "na...

Twitter Facebook They are determined to use their experience, influence, and positions to help make their business, organization, and world a more inclusive place. They are breaking barriers—and then reaching back to help those behind them overcome the same hurdles. They are mentoring students or younger colleagues, hiring diverse candidates, offering opportunities, and ensuring that employees succeed and are promoted so that their workplace and their communities reflect the richness and talents of the country’s increasingly diverse population. They are BU alumni, faculty, and staff...