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Theodore C. Landsmark

2024 year in review: Local and national issues that moved our city
New city ordinance would center equity and inclusion in municipal work
In progressive Boston, glaring racial gaps persist. City councilors say more analysis can help.
50 years after busing, Boston leaders urge reevaluation of desegregation efforts
Busing woes remain a Boston constant
A complex past, an unrealized promise, and a new vision for two Government Center behemoths
Wu’s planning czar, Arthur Jemison, to step down
This family wants to redevelop their Roxbury home into much-needed housing. It isn’t working.
A "tremendous opportunity." Northeastern researchers dig into Boston’s past in support of Boston’s Reparations Task Force
Legendary Northeastern professor Ted Landsmark is "good trouble" and now there’s a civil rights award in his honor
Coming soon: towers and a shopping plaza over the Pike in Back Bay
The lasting impact of one iconic photo
Give Quincy Market an unsentimental reboot
Maine is leading New England in housing production, but it isn’t enough
Northeastern research team to study Boston’s legacy of slavery
What is Ray Flynn’s legacy in light of the Charles Stuart case?
The $600,000 problem. Why does it cost so much to build in greater Boston, and what can be done?
Large Massachusetts companies need to do better
Zoning laws, racial covenants, and segregation in Greater Boston explored in new report
Boston's tax-exempt institutions could be contributing more to the city, advocates say
What these men behind a historic photo taken 47 years ago say about race in Boston then and now
Civil rights activist Ted Landsmark reflects on Boston's reputation for racism—and how the city has and hasn't changed
Weaponizing the American flag as a tool of hate
Nearly 50 years later, famous photo is a ‘teaching tool,’ not just an ‘artifact of America’s past’

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