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Published: Wednesday, May 20, 2026

U.S. Senate race deserves careful scrutiny from communities of color – The Bay State Banner Close Current temperature in Boston - 62 ° BECOME A MEMBER Get access to a personalized news feed, our newsletter and exclusive discounts on everything from shows to local restaurants, All for free. SIGN UP Already a member? Sign in. TRENDING ARTICLES ‘Sis It’s Safe’ hosts supportive events for Black and brown mothers A century of grace: The extraordinary journey of Helen Greer-Guilford Spirit Airlines shutdown leaves Black travelers and workers mourning loss of affordable skies READ PRINT EDITION CLASSIFIEDS Real Estate Events Calendar Business Directory Jobs Public Notices Obituaries POST AN AD BACK TO TOP POST AN AD SIGN IN Trending Articles ‘Sis It’s Safe’ hosts supportive events for Black

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U.S. Senate race deserves careful scrutiny from communities of color &#8211; The Bay State Banner Close Current temperature in Boston - 62 ° BECOME A MEMBER Get access to a personalized news feed, our newsletter and exclusive discounts on everything from shows to local restaurants, All for free. SIGN UP Already a member? Sign in. TRENDING ARTICLES ‘Sis It’s Safe’ hosts supportive events for Black and brown mothers A century of grace: The extraordinary journey of Helen Greer-Guilford Spirit Airlines shutdown leaves Black travelers and workers mourning loss of affordable skies READ PRINT EDITION CLASSIFIEDS Real Estate Events Calendar Business Directory Jobs Public Notices Obituaries POST AN AD BACK TO TOP POST AN AD SIGN IN Trending Articles ‘Sis It’s Safe’ hosts supportive events for Black and brown mothers A century of grace: The extraordinary journey of Helen Greer-Guilford Spirit Airlines shutdown leaves Black travelers and workers mourning loss of affordable skies News Local News Business Money Talk Politics National Sports Editorial Opinion Special Section Arts & Culture Lifestyle Reviews Boston Scenes Virtual Art Gallery Purchase Portal Obituaries Health Blue Cross Blue Shield-MA Fitness, Nutrition & Wellness Be Healthy Media Boston Scenes Print Edition Art Gallery Videos Conversation with Publisher Bay State Banner Stream 60th Anniversary Forum Series Business Directory minority businesses Add Business Resources Obituaries Real Estate Events Featured Businesses Public Notices Jobs Calendar Banner Institute 0 items &#36;0.00 READ PRINT EDITION Sign in Advertise Donate Banner Delivery Reporting on Boston’s urban beat since 1965 News Local News Business Money Talk Politics National Sports Editorial Opinion Special Section Arts & Culture Lifestyle Reviews Boston Scenes Virtual Art Gallery Purchase Portal Obituaries Health Blue Cross Blue Shield-MA Fitness, Nutrition & Wellness Be Healthy Media Boston Scenes Print Edition Art Gallery Videos Conversation with Publisher Bay State Banner Stream 60th Anniversary Forum Series Business Directory minority businesses Add Business Resources Obituaries Real Estate Events Featured Businesses Public Notices Jobs Calendar Banner Institute 0 items &#36;0.00 Editorial May 20th, 2026 U.S. Senate race deserves careful scrutiny from communities of color Ronald Mitchell Bay State Brawl: Markey and Moulton face off for the progressive pulse. U.S. Sen. Ed Markey, who turns 80 in July, was already serving in the U.S. House of Representatives when his Democratic challenger, congressman Seth Moulton, was born. Markey, the son of a Malden milkman, was moved to a career in public service by President John F. Kennedy and his declaration that the torch had been passed to a new generation. Moulton has been making the case in some communities of color across the state, including a recent appearance at Roxbury’s historic Twelfth Baptist Church, that the time for Markey to pass on the torch is overdue. Markey first won public

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