Stood today with @32BJSEIU airport workers fighting for fair pay, better training, and affordable healthcare. MassPort must approve next Thursday’s vote to support a trained, fairly compensated workforce. Grateful to all who continue pushing for dignity and respect for these workers.
Now serving: Boston's Ruthzee Louijeune (@Ruthzee), endorsed by Elect Black Women PAC. Her ordinance puts affordable housing first for unused city buildings: https://t.co/NbYauQ8uYi
#ElectBlackWomen
Haitian TPS holders are business owners, caregivers, faith leaders & more who are essential to our communities and economy.
TY @MayorWu, @Ruthzee, & every local leader joining us in urging Congress to extend TPS for Haiti.
The House did its job, and now the Senate must act.
You’d never know (if not this X post right here) that Councilor @Ruthzee gave impassioned opening remarks this week on the Council floor, in support of veterans during a hearing on health issues. Thank you, Councilor, I see you and appreciate you. 🙏🏼
Hours after judge strips Haitians of their right to work, Councilor Flynn blocks resolution calling on Boston to speed up efforts to help them stay in their homes… https://t.co/wHILv9Mk0u
@Ruthzee@SenMarkey@SenAlexPadilla And Doris Landaverde delivers a powerful demand:🔊
The Trump admin MUST reverse course on its relentless attacks on TPS recipients and their families, and congress must ACT NOW to pass legislation that will grant TPS recipients a way to permanent residency.
Today, I was proud to secure a unanimous Council vote to adopt Clause 41D, protecting senior property tax relief from inflation. This ensures eligibility limits can keep pace with rising costs. Thank you to advocates, residents, and the Massachusetts Senior Action Council for your support.
I know this is dumb. But as a Bostonian, I feel like the Tartan Army is cheating on us. I know they are free to see other cities, but they said they love us the most. Were they just love bombing us? Hopefully this time away will make them realize what they are missing.
This past Monday, I sponsored a hearing on a proposal to adjust senior property tax exemption income and asset limits annually for cost-of-living increases.
Thank you to residents and the Massachusetts Senior Action Council for testifying. I look forward to advancing this measure next week!
Yesterday, I, a Haitian-American 🇭🇹 🇺🇸, was at the city’s FanFest convincing a Scotsman 🏴 to try Ghanaian 🇬🇭 food from Red Red Kitchen’s stand (restaurant in Roxbury), all while cheering on Cape Verde 🇨🇻 alongside our exuberant Cape Verdean community.
Right now I’m rooting for Senegal 🇸🇳 , where I lived for 5 months during college, as they take on France 🇫🇷, an impressive team in both its talent and diversity.
I can’t really explain the rules of soccer to you, but I know that what we’re experiencing is the world I want to live in. #WorldCup
Join us on Monday, June 15, at 10AM in the Iannella Chamber for a hearing to help increase senior property tax relief eligibility.
This proposal would automatically adjust income and asset eligibility limits for the City’s senior property tax exemption to keep pace with inflation and rising costs of living, helping more seniors remain eligible for this important benefit over time.
The public, THAT’S YOU, is invited to testify in-person or via Zoom. Email [email protected] regarding Docket #0697 for more information or to participate online.
In today's paper: A Massachusetts Democrat negotiated an AI bill with a Republican. It ignited a political firestorm.; Boston’s Haitian community celebrates World Cup qualification, team forward with Mass. roots; and more. https://t.co/2IBwtZsSrO
Before becoming one of Haiti’s top goal scorers, Frantzdy Pierrot was a kid growing up in Massachusetts.
Now, he’s back to take the field at Boston Stadium as part of Haiti’s first World Cup appearance in 52 years.
His story is a reminder to every young person across our state: dream big, work hard, and believe in what’s possible.
Wishing you the best of luck Frantzdy — and proud to officially declare today Frantzdy Pierrot Day in Massachusetts! 💙❤️
NOW LIVE: This week's City Council meeting. Councilor @Ruthzee just spoke about the "grief and joy" experienced as Boston celebrates Haitian Heritage Month. ❤️ https://t.co/f1whbxm14m
Thank you Councilors @Gigi4District1 and @ruthzee, for representing the best of Boston to local neighborhoods and, with respect to FIFA 2026, to the entire world.
Boston is a city for everyone, and your tireless work on these summer activations is incredibly valuable.
At last week's hearing chaired by Councilor @Ruthzee re. FIFA 2026, Tall Ships and Boston 250, a restaurateur from Dorchester testified, interested in plugging into all opportunities for retailers/restaurateurs. Outstanding. 🔥
MUST-WATCH VIDEO (cued) https://t.co/dE6oxsTG6t