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NETA, located at 160 Washington Street, was the first marijuana dispensary to open in Brookline. The vendor will be subject to the REAF upon its implementation.

Behind the Racial Equity Advancement Fund

Jeremiah Levy, News Managing Editor
October 25, 2020

John Mande shared some of his experiences with institutional racism and police brutality at the Humanize Black Voices event on June 20.

Humanize Black Voices offers a platform for discussion on racial biases

Luca Kelley Nielsen, News Editor
June 24, 2020

Protestors march down Harvard Street on June 19, 2020 in a demonstration against police brutality and racism. Over 4,500 people attended the event.

Local activists call for police reform during Juneteenth protest

Luca Kelley Nielsen, News Editor
June 21, 2020

Students gather in Amory park, in protest of the recent George Floyd murder.

Black Lives Matter march leads to dialogue with Brookline Police

Mira Donahue, Staff Writer
June 13, 2020

BHS students and staff gave speeches during the June 8 protest to support the Black Lives Matter movement. One of the speakers, Junior Kazi Stafford, stands in front of the high school to deliver his speech.

BHS students organize protest to support Black Lives Matter movement

Zoe Tseng, Sports Managing Editor
June 9, 2020

Junior Anthony Saunders stands with his hands raised as he is accosted by senior Sam Pollak, who is playing a cop. Take during the segment of the plays titled

Review: The “Every 28 Hours” Plays

Emma Kahn, Staff Writer
March 10, 2017

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