Around 70 people lined up along County Road in Barrington on Sunday afternoon to be part of a Black Lives Matter Silent Vigil. The event was...
With calls of “Whose Streets? Our Streets!” and other chants, around 150 mostly young people marched on the Providence Public Safety complex Saturday night as part...
“It is clear to me that what I observed was an attempt to harass a small business for bravely supporting youth organizers and working alongside community...
“We’re not stopping,” said Jaliyah Joseph, one of the organizers. “The momentum isn’t going to stop, the energy isn’t going to stop. We are the voices...
“The council does not represent the majority of the constituents here,” said first-time candidate Charmaine Webster. “With that being said, we have to run in order...
“This is just the start. This is a marathon. This is not a sprint. Let’s pace ourselves. Let’s continue to progress. This is one step closer...
About a week ago, Dylan Conley, attorney and current chair of the Providence Board of Licenses, announced his campaign or Rhode Island’s 2nd Congressional District, running...
“When the Providence Journal covered the first Pride parade in 1976, the headline read, City Tolerates First Homosexual Parade,” said Ray Sirico, President of Rhode Island...
In response to Woonsocket City Council establishes a “Racist Policies Review Advisory Board” with little input from community Councilmember James Cournoyer sent the following email: I...
“If you’re talking about work to your family and friends make sure you’re talking about the power of organized labor, why it’s important to join a...