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LGBTQ+ Immigrant Org Returns Grant After Death Threats, Media Firestorm

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By Sue O'Connell Verified
| Bay Windows Verified
A Cambridge-based nonprofit that supports LGBTQ+ migrants has returned a $7,500 Boston city grant and shut down a new wellness program after its founder received death threats and threats of being reported to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Healey Proposes Her Own Social Media Bill

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By Sue O'Connell Verified
| Bay Windows Verified
Advocates Remain Wary Gov. Maura Healey unveiled her own youth social media legislation April 15, one week after the Massachusetts House passed what supporters called one of the country's most restrictive youth social media measures, and as LGBTQ+ advocates warned both proposals could put queer young people at risk. "This isn't a ban," Healey said at a State House news conference.
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After nearly 7 weeks at war in Iran, what is the United States' next move?

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By Matt Fortin Verified, Sue O'Connell Verified
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
The United States' and Israel's war with Iran is approaching the seven-week mark, with a tedious shaky ceasefire deal now less than a week away from expiring and the risk of a widening conflict still looming large. As it stands currently, the in-effect ceasefire will last until April 22, but mediators are pushing for a two-week extension to allow diplomacy to run its course.
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