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...most powerful answer insolent tyranny that has yet been conceived by God or man," In his death he proved the point. As an Indian, I could not but feel proud and humble at this faith and its vindication. Like Gandhi and Martin King he will forever remain a beacon for moral defiance and its ultimate political-power and efficiency...
Like New York City's East Side, District 8 has been called a "silk stocking" area, meaning it is largely comprised of young professionals and more affluent residents. But from Back Bay and Beacon Hill, the area sprawls eastward to include the lower-middle class area of Mission Hill and the Fenway, where housing is a major problem...
Roosevelt only recently moved from Harvard to his current Beacon Hill address. He said that the district's liberal bent and large population of young professionals has made it easier for a non-resident to launch a campaign in a town noted for its provincial politics...
...District 8 city council race is a very important race for gay people in Boston politics," former Undergraduate Council chairman and full-time Roosevelt staffer Colantuono said yesterday, adding that the area--which includes Back Bay, Beacon Hill the Fenway, and Mission Hill--is home for "a lot of people who went to Harvard...
...campaign. It is a far more unifying tone than when he ran in 1979." In the end, King won the votes of 95% of blacks and 15% of whites, and carried half of the city's wards, including mostly white Allston and upscale Back Bay and Beacon Hill...