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As Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey prepares to deliver her state of the commonwealth address tonight, politicians, community leaders, and activists are laying out their expectations.
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For the first time since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Berkshire County chapter of the NAACP will hold its annual Freedom Fund Award Ceremony in-person next month.
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After Tuesday’s Pittsfield, Massachusetts mayoral debate, the Berkshire County Chapter of the NAACP is calling foul on how all three candidates answered a question about a study it published about the history of redlining in the city.
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After a Supreme Court ruling released today struck down affirmative action policies for U.S. colleges, leaders throughout the Northeast are responding.
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This weekend, events celebrating Monday’s Juneteenth holiday are taking place across Berkshire County.
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The Berkshire County Chapter of the NAACP is holding a Candidate Training Bootcamp Saturday to train locals on the realities of seeking political office.
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On Sunday, the Berkshire County Chapter of the NAACP held a rally in downtown Pittsfield, Massachusetts to demand police reform after the death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis earlier this month.
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Berkshire Community College, Berkshire NAACP co-sponsoring Monday’s MLK Day of Service in PittsfieldFor the first time since 2020, Berkshire Community College and the Berkshire Chapter of the NAACP will hold an in-person Martin Luther King Day of Service in Pittsfield, Massachusetts Monday.
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With the year drawing to a close, we’re reflecting on some of the biggest headlines from Berkshire County in 2022.
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The executive director of the Berkshire Black Economic Council has been named as a co-chair for a committee in the transition team of incoming Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey.