April 11, 2025 | Vol. 54, Issue 7
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Double Exposure: Photographer Lisa Tang Liu explores what it means to be ‘American’ Citizens’ Role in Defending Rights on Display in Öztürk Rally: Legal Experts, Activists ‘We Don’t Want to Repeat History’: State Rep. Erika Uyterhoeven Discusses Activist Fred Korematsu, Öztürk, and Trump  Knowing About Birthright Citizenship’s Past Critical to Ensuring Its Future, Say Experts REVIEW: ‘White Poverty’ Exposes Myths of Race, Class and Democracy

Year: 2021

Vietnamese actress Chi Nguyen sits at a restaurant with a friend in the show "The Wilds"
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Chi Nguyen: “Do what makes your heart flutter”

by Carey Lin

A story of persistence to inspire positive change. Chi Nguyen is a Vietnamese actress currently based in Melbourne, Australia. In 2017, Nguyen graduated with a Bachelor’s from Victorian College of the Arts (VCA). Her notable works include the first Vietnamese-Australian comedy series Phi and Me (2019), her solo comedy cabaret “Lotus” (winning Best Cabaret in Melbourne’s Fringe Festival in 2019), and playing the recurring role of Jeanette Dao in Amazon Prime’s “The Wilds” (2020). Twenty-four year old Nguyen has wanted […]

In March, this is what your new electricity bill from Eversource might look like, with graphs that show your usage history
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Boston launches Community Choice Electricity program

by Anqi Zhang

As a step working towards Boston Mayor Walsh’s goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, Boston is set to launch the Community Choice Electricity program (CCE). All Boston residents will be automatically enrolled in the program in February 2021, unless they choose to opt-out.  “Through the program, the city of Boston can pull the collective buying power of Boston’s residents and businesses to negotiate favorable electric contracts with electricity suppliers,” said Aidan Smith, CCE Outreach Coordinator on the Dec. 21 […]

Nonprofit leader Eva Millona speaks at a podium to advocate for immigration reform
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Local organizations, Mayor’s office, respond to restoration of DACA

by Shira Laucharoen

On December 4, Judge Nicholas Garaufis of the United States District Court in Brooklyn, New York ordered the Trump administration to restore the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy to its original state during the Obama administration. Garaufis demanded that as early as December 7, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would have to begin accepting applications again, not just renewals. The fight to have DACA reinstated has been a long one, according to the executive director of the […]

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Trump Signs Stimulus Bill for Second Round of PPP

by Christine Mui

Some long-awaited financial assistance for small businesses is coming after President Trump signed the new $900 billion dollar stimulus bill into law on Sunday, December 27. The relief package allocates $284 billion dollars to a new round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans and sets aside funds for businesses in low-income and minority communities. The arts and entertainment industry, shuttered live venues, independent movie theaters, and cultural institutions will have access to $15 billion in grants.   Aid measures also address […]

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