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I can’t stop thinking about the Minab school in southern Iran, where a missile attack killed more than 100 schoolchildren on February 28th. To me, it strongly echoes the Birmingham, Alabama church bombing in 1963, when white supremacists killed four Black girls. And it reminds me that this week marks 58 years since the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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ACE strongly opposes the City of Boston’s plan to develop a private soccer stadium in Franklin Park. Our neighborhoods and our people already face a heavy environmental burden. Our voices have been excluded. This is an illegal loss of public land. This will accelerate displacement. And $135 million could be transformative if NOT spent on the stadium.

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The AI bubble treats our neighborhoods as sacrifice zones, where air-pollution and water-use regulations can be ignored, where speculative technology can be built overnight without regard for the law, where local health impacts aren’t important.

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