Abigail Adams implored her husband to ‘remember the ladies.’ Here’s what she meant.
While it’s been used as a rallying cry for women’s political rights, the famous phrase may have had more to do with tyranny at home.
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Wu taps Boston’s first Black fire commissioner
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For 50 years, two friends have helped keep Boston Marathon runners safe
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People are selling their plasma across Massachusetts to deal with rising prices
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Massachusetts was among the two dozen U.S. states that claimed the entertainment ticketing behemoth was a monopoly that cost concertgoers and sports fans.
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