We’ve been fighting this fight for generations. America has eaten our young while feeding off our labor. We can no longer be your buffet. We were there not just to fight for our lives, but to benefit from the balm that is radical togetherness. We need healing. Continue reading →
As the final days of the contentious primary tick down, both Joe Kennedy and Ed Markey are battling for working-class voters, particularly those of color, a crucial slice of the Massachusetts electorate. Continue reading →
No team in Major League Baseball has a greater obligation than the Red Sox to stand firmly against the ongoing brutality that continues to leave Black Americans dead, maimed, and traumatized in its wake. Continue reading →
Representatives of several Boston-based racial justice organizations gathered at the State House Friday to deliver one message in unison: “Enough is enough.” Continue reading →
State education officials announced Friday that families can form small remote-learning co-ops, after-school programs can operate during typical school hours, and churches and community centers can host students who might otherwise be unsupervised when out of school this fall. Continue reading →
"The more diverse we are on the field and off the field, the better,” says Red Sox president/CEO Sam Kennedy, whose team has just one Black player in Jackie Bradley Jr. Continue reading →
The series was originally scheduled to begin Thursday night, but was postponed along with the rest of the league schedule as NBA players protested against police brutality and systemic racism. Continue reading →
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