(Editor’s note: This story was updated Feb. 19 to correct a mistake initially reported in the Carter Development Group’s presentation. According to research conducted for the Cease the Harm Audit,…
Boston is taking a major step towards reparations for Black residents: The city has chosen the group of academics and experts who will be leading a research effort into Boston's role in…
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“Do you think you could sum up the essence of all you’ve learned in one sentence?” That was the question my friend Jim Collins, the famed leadership author, suddenly asked…