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Local colleges get slammed on free speech issues. But the reality is much more complicated. (opens the original)
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Boston College and Northeastern University have been given failing grades for free speech, according to the latest annual survey from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, or FIRE, which ranks student perceptions of free speech on more than 260 college campuses. But some experts say the larger debate is more nuanced than a couple of local universities ranking last on a free speech survey. For more on this, GBH’s Morning Edition host Tori Bedford spoke with Kent Greenfield is a Bos
How to protect kids against disease as students are back in school (opens the original)
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As Massachusetts students return to classrooms and college campuses, the state is seeing a slight uptick in cases of COVID-19. To discuss what other preventable diseases and vaccine requirements parents and students should be thinking about this fall, GBH Morning Edition Host Tori Bedford sat down with Dr. Robbie Goldstein, the commissioner of Massachusetts’ Department of Public Health. What follows is a lightly edited transcript. Tori Bedford: School’s back in session. Weather’s getting colder.
As Bikini Kill returns to Boston, singer Kathleen Hanna reflects on her musical journey (opens the original)
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Kathleen Hanna is a pioneer of the feminist punk movement, best known as a foundational member of the bands Bikini Kill and Le Tigre. She joined GBH’s Morning Edition host Tori Bedford ahead of her show on September 23 with Bikini Kill at Roadrunner. What follows is a light edited transcript of the conversation. Tori Bedford: I want to start with the recent passing of feminist icon Gloria Steinem. When you were really young, you got to see her speak at a rally in D.C. What did that moment mean t
Flock cameras may not be worth the civil liberties trade-off, policing expert says (opens the original)
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A group of protesters shut down a New Bedford City Council meeting last week over concerns about Flock Safety’s license plate readers. And, on Tuesday, the council voted unanimously to ask for the city’s 20 Flock surveillance cameras to be removed or covered while officials determine how to regulate their use. It comes after a recent police review of the devices found that an officer allegedly used the cameras to track her ex-girlfriend, prompting the department to suspend their use. New Bedford
Top Mass. health official: Gender-affirming care for minors remains ‘legal’ and ‘available’ (opens the original)
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The Trump administration’s campaign to limit and defund gender-affirming health care for young people met another roadblock on Aug. 14 when Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell won a multistate lawsuit against the Trump administration over gender-affirming care coverage under the Affordable Care Act. This victory came as several local clinics have shut down their programs despite the fact that federal funding cut threats have not come to fruition. For more on that, and to discuss t
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