“Elite schools in Massachusetts and elsewhere are being profoundly hypocritical by decrying the loss of race-conscious affirmative action while persisting with the use of policies that heavily advantage generationally wealthy and white applicants,” State Representative Simon Cataldo said.

Check out Episode 1 of my new show on Acton TV, The Whole Truth with State Rep. Simon Cataldo.

When historians look back on 2023, they’ll describe it, among other things, as the moment when everybody started freaking out about artificial intelligence.

Simon Cataldo, MOC Senior Director of Programming Colby O’Brien, Matt Burr, Horizons for Homeless Children CEO Kate Barrand, Horizons Playspace Director Lynne Gaines and Sen. Mike Barrett.

Massachusetts legislators introduced a bill that would require institutions like Harvard to pay a fee for having admissions processes that consider legacy status or relationships to donors or that include an early decision plan

Within the next few months, the U.S. Supreme Court is almost certain to rule race-based affirmative action unconstitutional in a lawsuit brought by a group of Asian-American applicants denied admission to Harvard.

Simon Cataldo, MOC Senior Director of Programming Colby O’Brien, Matt Burr, Horizons for Homeless Children CEO Kate Barrand, Horizons Playspace Director Lynne Gaines and Sen. Mike Barrett.

In late January, the town of Concord got a piece of news that quickly spread through the affluent community: The state had entered into an agreement with a local hotel, and would be setting up an emergency family shelter for homeless and migrant families in need of a place to stay.