A Tale Of Resistance: Fred Korematsu’s Story
This past January I had the pleasure of attending Fred Korematsu Day of Civil Liberties and the Constitution at the Massachusetts State House.
This past January I had the pleasure of attending Fred Korematsu Day of Civil Liberties and the Constitution at the Massachusetts State House.
As we approach another solemn anniversary, the echo of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s voice resounds louder than ever: “The work is not done.”
There’s a power that’s in the air here in Boston.
In our city, a resilient legacy unfolds, woven by the extraordinary contributions of its Black community, with Black women standing as towering figures in the narrative of progress.
We are excited to unveil our Harm Report. This comprehensive document delves into seven critical injury areas of significant historical and contemporary consequences for Black Boston. This release is a…
A year ago we were gathered in Boston for the historic unveiling weekend for The Embrace. We were able to celebrate Boston’s newest and most impactful piece of public art along with the legacies and love of the Kings and our very own heroes
Celebrated changemakers, discuss economic opportunity, the importance of storytelling and racial equality in intimate conversations.
Sometimes, all it takes is someone without any quit in them to get things done. Ruth Batson was one of those people.
There is a special joy that is underlying on move-in day. The start of the school year makes us acutely aware of the presence of the next generation of leaders
The new film from Embrace Boston, chronicles the emotional cinematic journey into the development and unveiling of the Embrace Memorial of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King in…
The State of Race: Embrace Changemakers Then & Now, a conversation hosted by Paris Alston, co-host of GBH’s Morning Edition with panelists Imari Paris Jeffries, Tanisha M. Sullivan, Jha Amazi, Sharon Scott-Chandler and Adrian Walker.