‘Pride is political’: ‘No Kings’ protesters join Pride event for celebratory rally in Boston
Thousands of people across Massachusetts also participated in anti-Trump protests.
In 1775, Boston’s Prince Hall broke Freemasonry’s racial barrier. His global movement marches on.
Prince Hall Freemasons are celebrating their history, focusing on community service and new generations of membership.
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Rajani LaRocca's picture book ‘Some of Us’ is her personal tribute to American democracy
The book was produced by three naturalized U.S. citizens and shares the many paths to becoming American. -
This community fridge in Dorchester is keeping pantries stocked
The Dorchester Community Fridge operates on a 'take what you need, leave what you can' model for people struggling with food insecurity. -
Local veterans react to president’s use of military force in immigration crackdown protests
Thousands of National Guard troops were deployed by President Donald Trump to quell protests. -
Work credential hurdles keep high-skilled immigrants from jobs, report says
Highly educated and professionally trained immigrants are often blocked from resuming their careers in Massachusetts due to complex credentialing requirements, immigration hurdles and systemic inequities, according to a new study. -
Mass General Brigham primary care physicians continue push to unionize despite hurdles
Mass General Brigham has requested National Labor Relations Board review the vote.
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