Accused of racism, renowned museum confronts its blind spots

Boston's regal Museum of Fine Arts, home to some of humanity's greatest artworks, is scrambling to make amends. Last spring, the world-class museum was accused of racism after black middle school students said they were harangued and mistreated on a class trip by other museum patrons and a staff member who allegedly told the children: "No ...

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Accused of racism, renowned museum confronts its blind spots

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