Embrace Honors MLK: we're building a home for belonging
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The Fine Print: The role of journalism in melting ICE
The price of telling the truth
Even as we celebrate three years since the unveiling of The Embrace and yet another MLK weekend, we can’t ignore our country’s accelerating slide into authoritarianism—and the lives already lost to it.
The Fine Print: The true spirit of Dr. King
Last week, we talked about what we wanted to remember from 2025, and what the memories we cherish as a nation say about us.
In less than a week, January 2026 has already become a month of both memory and moment.
The Fine Print: Keeping the faith—and the fight
2025 has been a trying year for anyone in the business of fostering belonging.
But community leaders across the country, including in Boston, continue to choose persistence over retreat, collaboration over isolation and imagination over fear.
The Fine Print: Quitting the system of cruelty
Every year, tens of millions of Americans struggle with food insecurity, many not knowing where their next meal will come from.
The Fine Print: Sidelining MLK Day isn’t an accident
Words aren’t neutral. Voting maps aren’t neutral. Monuments aren’t neutral.
What we say and do, who we choose to remember, are not idle, meaningless actions. They reflect who we are and what we value. They always have.
Get Into Some Good Trouble.
Real stories. Bold voices. Unapologetic truth.
Good Trouble, co-produced with NBC10 Boston, captures the human side of change. Through raw, intimate conversations, we explore the lives, struggles, and triumphs of the people shaping our city’s future — one story at a time.
Pull up a chair. The conversation’s just getting started.
Stories you’ll feel. Voices you’ll remember.
Mi Gente invites you into the stories of Boston’s Latinx community. Whether you’re from the block or brand new to the barrio, this is where you’ll meet the people and ideas making our city vibrant.
