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D.C. Native | Opinion Writer, @BostonGlobe • Visiting Fellow, Johns Hopkins @SNFAgora • Moderator, @Axios Live | Past: @WashingtonPost • @CNNPolitics
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My family didn’t fit the conservative ideal. It helped me thrive.

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By Eugene Scott
| The Boston Globe
Eugene Scott, a journalist based in Washington, D.C., and a visiting fellow at the Johns Hopkins University SNF Agora Institute, is a contributing Globe Opinion writer. After my parents separated my first year in middle school, my mother and her sister — who had previously divorced my uncle — decided to raise their children together. So my younger brother and I spent much of our childhood in a home headed by our mother and aunt.
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More musicians are refusing to ‘shut up and sing’

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By Eugene Scott
| The Boston Globe
Eugene Scott, a journalist based in Washington, D.C., and a visiting fellow at the Johns Hopkins University SNF Agora Institute, is a contributing Globe Opinion writer. The list of American musical artists heading into Election Day 2026 who refuse to just “shut up and sing” appears to be on the rise. And rightly so.
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Wesley Hunt says Jim Crow is gone. Many Black Americans aren’t convinced.

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By Eugene Scott
| The Boston Globe
One of the most prominent Black Republican lawmakers in Washington recently went viral for suggesting that his presence in Congress is proof that America’s brightest days lie ahead. But new polling suggests that most Black Americans disagree. Representative Wesley Hunt of Texas caused a bit of controversy earlier this month when he pushed back on claims by Democrats that redrawn redistricting maps are a return to the Jim Crow era. “Slavery is over.
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