It would be a shame for lawmakers to hold up needed aid and housing reforms over sports betting.

The Boston city councilor's big stall on zoning appointees — causing delays on hundreds of small construction projects — isn't progressive.

White people are rallying against racism, but will they finally make it much easier for minorities to move into their neighborhoods?

"Let’s be part of the solution and not look for false barriers to prevent people from leaving the streets and living in an apartment of their own."

"What do we do with the millions of square feet of surplus office space in Greater Boston? How about repurposing it as housing?"

Approving the governor's proposal is the least that lawmakers on Beacon Hill can do.

With a state moratorium on evictions scheduled to end Aug. 18, many fear the impacts to come.

Readers found a study showing discrimination against Black people seeking apartments to raise a distressingly familiar problem.

"While it’s nice that most people think systemic racism is a problem, we need to be willing to take the appropriate action to solve the problem at home."

The city needs to set a standard that makes clear to developers that their bottom line is not more important than building a stronger and more equitable Boston.