"I hope tonight shows you that you can be whatever, whoever you want to be," Maura Healey told supporters on Election Night. More: http://trib.al/I5MxqXb
Coming soon from the Spotlight Team: A celebrated surgeon, a trail of secrets and death. Sign up to be alerted when the project launches: https://trib.al/s2Z9Gz3
Bold Types: Charley Cummings of Walden Local Meat Co. has now created Walden Mutual Bank, which will lend to farmers and agricultural entrepreneurs in New England and New York who are working to create a sustainable food system. https://trib.al/M6H5dmX
A Beautiful Resistance: Juneteenth
As we celebrate #Juneteenth and the meaning of Black liberation, A Beautiful Resistance poetically reflects on the power of freedom in story. Read, watch, and explore at globe.com/abeautifulresistance
How did Massachusetts’ murder law work prior to 2017, the year of the high court’s historic reform? Here’s an explanation of the law – and why some say current reforms aren’t enough. https://trib.al/RnBUKRn
Behind the scenes with the storytellers of A Beautiful Resistance, Season 2
All season long the storytellers and filmmakers behind the series A Beautiful Resistance have worked to center and celebrate Black joy, Black dreams, and Black living.
Now, it’s time for their stories. Our Beautiful Resistance: Enjoy a behind the scenes episode with Jeneé Osterheldt, Chaney Carlson-Bullock, Daymian Mejia, and Katherine Otuechere. View the full season at globe.com/abeautifulresistance.
A Beautiful Resistance: From bell hooks to Virgil Abloh to your local creatives, the arts contribute to radical change
Revolutions start with a dream. From bell hooks to Virgil Abloh to Big Lux, the arts contribute to radical change. Experience the final episode of A #BeautifulResistance season 2 by Jeneé Osterheldt. bos.gl/WTUnW5l
This video shows people tumbling down a malfunctioning MBTA escalator. It wasn’t the first time that happened.
On Sept. 26, an ascending escalator full of people at Back Bay Station hurtled downward for around 10 seconds, throwing people to the ground and causing at least a dozen to pile on top of each other at the bottom, a video obtained by the Globe shows.
A Globe review of court documents and news archives found three nearly identical incidents since the mid-1990s, and a fourth alleged in a lawsuit, in which ascending MBTA escalators have suddenly stopped and accelerated backward, injuring dozens of people. Read more http://bos.gl/1NPyBQ6
The Lobster Trap
The climate disaster that lobster fishing captains in Vinalhaven, Maine, dread is not some far-off, half-formed threat. It’s here. Explore #TheLobsterTrap, a collaboration between the Globe and Portland Press Herald at globe.com/lobstertrap.
A Beautiful Resistance Season 2 continues
A Beautiful Resistance, a series from Globe columnist Jeneé Osterheldt centering Black Joy and Black lives, will return next week. Catch up on this season at http://bos.gl/3hWKeQ7
Golden's Beautiful Resistance: Never Without Wings
“Black joy is the fire underneath my feet,” @goldenthem_ tells Globe Culture Columnist @sincerely.jenee . “I want to deeply love Black people as a politic, as a life goal, as a daily celebration."
Golden is a Black gender nonconforming trans-femme photographer, poet, and community organizer. They share their story in season 2, episode 3 of @abeautifulresistance, the series centering Black joy and Black lives.
“If we aren’t willing to move toward a future where everyone is possible, how are we going to get to any type of liberation?” Visit the link in bio for more.
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Demonstrators around the country have been injured and killed by vehicle rammings, but there’s been precious little justice. And new laws could make accountability even scarcer. A Boston Globe special report: http://bos.gl/AYdWQis