Photos from the huge Women's March in Boston
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This story was reported by Evan Allen, Eric Moskowitz, Laura Crimaldi, and Patricia Wen of the Globe staff, and Globe correspondent Nicole Fleming. The story was written by Evan Allen. Tens of thousands of marchers wearing pink hats, waving homemade signs, and chanting “This is what democracy looks like!” hit the streets of Boston Saturday afternoon to protest the election of President Trump. After more than an hour of speeches from politicians and activists who called out fierce notes of resi..>> view originalHow Boston fought the empire
Stuart Bradford for The Boston Globe Where better to launch a patriotic uprising than Faneuil Hall in Boston? It is a lodestone of American liberty, a cathedral for freedom fighters. That is why a handful of eminent Bostonians chose it as the place to begin a new rebellion on the sunny afternoon of June 15, 1898.Like all Americans, they had been dizzied by the astonishing events of recent weeks. Their country had suddenly burst beyond its natural borders. American troops had landed in ..>> view originalPolice still seeking leads in explosion near cruiser in South Boston
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Get Boston Globe's Political Happy Hour newsletter, your afternoon shot of politics, sent straight from the desk of Joshua Miller. Previous -- of -- Next Advertisement WASHINGTON (AP) — Wearing pink, pointy-eared “pussyhats” to mock the new president, hundreds of thousands of women massed in the nation’s capital and cities around the globe Saturday to send Donald Trump an emphatic message that they won’t let his agenda go unchallenged over the next four years. “We march today fo..>> view originalHere's a list of today's Sister Marches across the Boston region
Cities around the world are making like Washington, D.C., and hosting sister marches that coincide with the estimated 200,000 people who will protest President Donald Trump today in the nation’s capital. Boston’s march, which will begin at 11 a.m. near the Boston Common, is expected to draw as many as 80,000 people. If you want to attend but can’t make it to Washington or Boston, you can join in one of 13 other marches in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. More than 600 additional locations world..>> view originalA 360-degree look of the Women's March in Boston
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Photos from Washington, D.C., Boston, and around the world of people marching in support of women's rights on Saturday, Jan. 21. Read more about Boston's march here. BostonState Attorney General Maura Healey, Sen. Ed Markey, philanthropist Barbara Lee, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Mayor Marty Walsh and State Treasurer Deb Goldberg march down Commonwealth Avenue for the Women's March for America in Boston. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)(Jesse Costa/WBUR)Marchers pass Arlington Street Church and turn onto Boylston ..>> view originalChinese to trim Boston home buying
Real estate agents working the Hub’s toniest neighborhoods and suburbs know that buyers from China are increasingly buying up pricey homes around Boston — a trend that some analysts say will decline dramatically this summer.“The most common overseas buyers that we see now are from China,” Coldwell Banker-affiliated agent Deborah M. Gordon told the Herald. “Some people are buying houses, some are buying just to have a house while their kids are in school.”And despite a recent surge in real estate..>> view originalMore than 150000 march in Boston Women's March
Meghan Kelly Daily News digital editor @meghanbkelly BOSTON — Leslie Knight, of Maynard, brought her daughter, Emaline, to Boston Common Saturday to set a good example.“I want to teach my daughter it’s important to stand up for what she believes in,” said Knight. Emaline nodded and said, “Everyone has equal rights.”Leslie and Emaline Knight were just two of the estimated 125,000 people who came out Saturday to march for women’s rights as part of the Boston Women’s March, a sister ..>> view original
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