A crowd gathered outside of Faneuil Hall, the evening before the holiday, to pay tribute to the civil rights activist.
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HONORED, SPEAKERS ADDRESS RACISM
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FORMER MASS GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE PREDICTED VIOLENCE BEFORE ASSAULT ON CAPITOL
“I don’t think we’re going to wake up on Jan. 7 in the same country we went to bed in on the 6th.”
PRISON HORRORS BY THE NUMBERS
Mass respondents shed light on COVID atrocities in new national survey.
IT’S HARDER THAN EVER TO FIND A BATHROOM IN BOSTON. WHAT’S THE CITY DOING ABOUT IT?
“They refuse to respond to this humanitarian crisis where people really need them. We’re just ignoring this problem and it’s getting worse and worse.”
ON NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION, PROTESTERS CALL FOR EVICTION MORATORIUM
Participants took to the streets in the hope of swaying the Biden administration.
WU AND CAMPBELL TO SPEAK AT MAYORAL CANDIDATE WEBINAR
The candidates will be interviewed about the upcoming race.
HOW TO DEFEAT THE HARD RIGHT
Some thoughts on the Capitol attack and building a more democratic nation
BAKER URGED TO SIGN GAME CHANGING CLIMATE BILL
Environmental justice and climate change advocates are pushing for its passage.
APPOINTED SOMERVILLE OFFICIAL SPURS OUTRAGE WITH TWEETS FROM DC MOB SCENE
Mayor Curtatone says “We’re taking it seriously and doing our due diligence”
SEWAGE NOTIFICATION BILL PASSED IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE
According to officials, the act is a step toward environmental protection and the preservation of public health.
