Only legal legislated boundaries of neighborhoods. If you don’t see your favorite; it is in one of these
East Boston in 1637
South Boston in 1804
Roxbury, 1868
Dorchester, 1870
West Roxbury, 1874 (separated from Roxbury in 1851)
Charlestown, 1874
Brighton. 1874
Hyde Park, 1912
My “quotation” are a polite way to signal the colonists were “white” and mostly pro-slavery. The radical Europeans were “white” and mostly anti-slavery. Those arguments must have been interesting
“We” are the first British colonies to gain “their”independence through war. Lafayette and other European radicals supported this movement and joined to finance it and to kill British soldiers and Tories.
“We” are the first British colonies to gain “their”independence through war. Lafayette and other European radicals supported this movement and joined to finance it and to kill British soldiers and Tories.
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A quote for a sign on the door leading out of the exhibit: “You may choose to look the other way
but you can never say again that you did not know.”
From, William Wilberforce, speech to British Parliament, 1791
@ByronRushing : As a community organizer, I had to train myself to listen to people. I was not going to be able to improve the community of Lower Roxbury; the people were going to be able to do that and I had to listen to them first. #HNESummit
It is too late to be satisfied with “small” actions. Wake up every morning committed to tell the truth, teach the truth. And the obverse, wake up every morning committed to call out the lies you hear that day, that you hear taught that day.
@ByronRushing : As a community organizer, I had to train myself to listen to people. I was not going to be able to improve the community of Lower Roxbury; the people were going to be able to do that and I had to listen to them first. #HNESummit
“This is white political fragility in Boston…They just don’t have the numbers on their side. They don’t have time on their side, because the white people who are moving into Boston don’t like them.”
https://t.co/oouix8W5rJ
@ByronRushing : As a community organizer, I had to train myself to listen to people. I was not going to be able to improve the community of Lower Roxbury; the people were going to be able to do that and I had to listen to them first. #HNESummit
Next up at #HNESummit: "Obliterating the Old Lens on Social History?" featuring @CatherineAllgor of @mhs1791, Bethany Groff Dorau of @newburyhist, @ByronRushing of the Roxbury Historical Society, and @KyeraChristine of @royallhouse.