Together We Rise When We Vote
There’s a check maintenance light on in our democracy. It’s not new; it’s been glowing for years now, almost an ambient hum in the backdrop of our collective lives.
There’s a check maintenance light on in our democracy. It’s not new; it’s been glowing for years now, almost an ambient hum in the backdrop of our collective lives.
In the wake of the election results, we’re reminded again of the steep hill before us. Democracy, as fragile as it is powerful, has bent once more toward a vision of America that does not always see us.
As we stand on the precipice of this consequential election, we are summoned to remember the deep reservoir of power we hold in our votes—a power that our ancestors, through struggle and sheer will, fought to claim and protect.
Good Trouble chats with political strategist and friend Jacquetta Van Zandt, the host of “Politics And Prosecco,” a videocast/podcast that focuses on contemporary politics, lifestyle, current events and more
Good Trouble host Greg Ball welcomes Embrace CEO and friend Imari Paris Jeffries to showcase the modest beginnings and evolution of Embrace Boston, originally named KING Boston.
It’s always jokes until it isn’t. Humor is often a veil used to mask the ugly truth of hate. The recent rhetoric at former President Trump’s political rally in NYC starkly illustrates this point.
Yully Cha brings over 20 years of experience with nonprofit leadership, organizational design, and educational equity in Boston
As we enter National Hispanic Heritage Month, we are not simply marking time on a calendar. We are entering a vibrant celebration of culture, history and the enduring contributions of Latinx communities to our city and our nation.
We are entering a vibrant celebration of culture, history and the enduring contributions of Latinx communities to our city and our nation.
This season kicks off with a special episode featuring Boston icon Jose Masso III, who will dive into the Embrace Massó Con Salsa International Music Festival, happening at the Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common.