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What's new at The Bay State BannerThe Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action — one year laterWhen the court handed down its decision, Michael Kippins, a litigation fellow for Lawyers for Civil Rights, along with others in his organization, worried about the impact the decision would have on the “racial climate on campuses” and admissions rates for people of color. Page 1 - no comments - 115 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Safeguarding summer: Boston’s initiatives for swim safetyAs summer unfolds and temperatures rise, Bostonians are eagerly anticipating days spent cooling off in local pools, beaches and rivers. While swimming offers a refreshing escape from the heat, ensuring safety should be a top priority for everyone, from families to individuals seeking relaxation and recreation. Page 1 - no comments - 114 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Fighting for our rights on July 4thThis week we shall celebrate the founding of our nation, which was created by a handful of patriots, a group of land-owning men who decided that they no longer wanted to be governed by a king. Page 4 - no comments - 117 views ![](img/client/rnk/s9.gif) IN THE NEWSThe Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce has announced Darnell Dunn as its new director of business recruitment. Dunn will be responsible for spearheading initiatives aimed at attracting new businesses to the Worcester region while also fostering the growth and expansion of existing businesses. Page 5 - no comments - 129 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Media fails by asking about 2024During the recent debate between President Joe Biden and Donald Trump, CNN host Dana Bash asked Trump if he would accept the results of the 2024 presidential election. It’s a question frequently asked of Trump and Trump surrogates by hosts of network television news programs. Page 5 - no comments - 126 views ![](img/client/rnk/s9.gif) As SCOTUS limits federal power, healthcare suffers shockwavesA landmark Supreme Court decision that reins in federal agencies’ authority is expected to hold dramatic consequences for the nation’s healthcare system, calling into question government rules on anything from consumer protections for patients to drug safety to nursing home care. Page 6 - no comments - 118 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) State aims to increase low-income solar accessAs the state looks to transition to clean energy sources, with a goal to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, community solar programs have been touted as a way to link renters and other residents who can’t put panels on their roofs to the technology. Page 8 - no comments - 133 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Somali Flag RaisingIn honor of Somali Independence, the Somali flag was raised at City Hall to commemorate 64 years of the Somali people’s independence, and declare July 1 as Somali Independence Day in the City of Boston.. Page 10 - no comments - 159 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Boston Black Pride Health Summit and BrunchThe Boston Lesbigay Urban Foundation and the MGH Center for Community Health Improvement held their 3rd Annual Urban Pride Health Summit and Brunch on June 29 at the Bruce Bollin Building.. Page 10 - no comments - 153 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Boston English Baseball ChampsThe English High School Division 5 State Championship Baseball Team visits Fenway Park participating in the ceremonial first pitch before the Red Sox vs Padres game. (From left) Jordani Marcano, Lermany Santana, David Castillo, Wilberg Pina, Alonzo Garcia, Sebastian Garcia, Anthony Gonzalez and Maleek Haley. Page 10 - no comments - 150 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Witherspoon GalaLast week,the Witherspoon Gala celebrated arts and culture in the heart of Roxbury. The event included a ribbon cutting for the opening of the Library Gallery at the Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library. The space’s inaugural exhibit features artist-photographer, Don West. Page 10 - no comments - 148 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) UHS GraduationSchool (UHS) crossed the graduation stage with diplomas in hand and plans for the future. UHS is ABCD’s alternative high school for Boston students ages 16 to 22 whose needs aren’t met in traditional academic settings. Page 10 - no comments - 115 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Celtics score big with two new standoutsFor the second year in a row, the first player drafted came from the country of France as the Atlanta Hawks drafted Zaccharie Risacher, forward who played for JL Bourg-en-Bresse. He follows countryman Victor Wembanyama, last year’s top pick in the league draft. Page 12 - no comments - 132 views ![](img/client/rnk/s9.gif) Next stop ParisTwo names with significantly different purposes yet identical goals highlight the roster of the United States Olympic team that will compete in the Summer Olympic Games in Paris, France, beginning on July 26. Page 13 - no comments - 134 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Larry J’s BBQ CafeJimerson’s journey into the world of barbecue began on a beach in Jamaica. As he sat in the sand, the idea of either starting a hot dog or barbecue restaurant came to him. Page 14 - no comments - 130 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) Spend a summer evening with ‘The Winter’s Tale’“It’s a play we need right now — one that becomes a tale of redemption,” says Elliot Norton Award-winning director Bryn Boice, who will direct “The Winter’s Tale” in this summer’s 27th annual Free Shakespeare on the Common production by Commonwealth Shakespeare Company. Page 15 - no comments - 125 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif) It’s Disability Pride Month at Museum of ScienceDuring family gatherings, Andre Robinson used to observe as his cousin embodied the role of DJ, placing the needle on the records as he stood behind the tables. Page 16 - no comments - 113 views ![](img/client/rnk/s0.gif)
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