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World
French lawmaker suspended after shouting, ‘Go back to Africa,’ in Parliament
Carlos Martens Bilongo, a 31-year-old Black lawmaker who represents a district north of Paris, was addressing the National Assembly, or lower house, about migrants stranded at sea, when another member of Parliament, Grégoire de Fournas, 37, interrupted him and shouted that someone should ‘’go back to Africa.’’ Continue reading →
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LETTERS
A chorus of concerns ahead of Nov. 8
Readers share what's on their minds, from inflation (as issue or nonissue) to the threat of political violence to the weight of conspiracy theories (what some would prefer to call political disinformation). Continue reading →
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DANCE REVIEW
Boston Ballet rises to the challenge of Forsythe
It is offering a revised, extended “Artifact Suite” that includes a world-premiere section, on a Forsythe bill that kicks off with his 1996 “Approximate Sonata.” At times the 2½-hour evening is too much of a good thing, but it’s a challenge for both the dancers and the audience. Continue reading →
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