Rhode Island fails to elect a progressive, again
The failure to elect Progressives such as Aaron Regunberg in the 2023 District 1 Special Election and instead supporting a moderate democrat highlights an ongoing issue in the “blue” state.
Local business at the expense of everything, including Providence’s future
Often at the expense of progress, Providence, Rhode Island’s businesses continue to have front row seats in determining the future of the city due to fears of their bottom lines.
“Work hard” says Rhode Island Stop & Shop manager about low wages
A Rhode Island Stop & Shop manager when confronted about low starting salaries states employees need to work hard and have dedication.
Gentrification highlighted: Reviewing Oak Bakeshop, the loss of affordable stores in Providence’s east side
Newly opened Rhode Island Bakery in Providence, Oak Bakeshop, leaves the surrounding poorer neighborhood with no options.
Rhode Island College recognized as a four-year Hispanic serving institution, why?
25% of RIC students are Hispanic… what is the college doing for them, though? The answer is, not much.