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I remember the day @RevMariama wrote this note, and I think of these three sentences often.
Iâm committed to the zoning and affordable housing work needed to tear down barriers to neighborhood access and wealth accumulation.
Replying to @funkyjaybo @_EmilyNorton
The history of zoning laws is deeply tied to the history of racism. Fighting to âmaintain the character of the neighborhoodâ is not new. Concerns about âdensityâ are often coded around what kind of people will move into multi-unit housing.
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Passing no bills for a year and a half and then saying you ran out of time to pass bills at the last second is an astonishing way of governing. This is humiliating compared to so many states.
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Na'iim Shareef's "Game. Blouses." is one of the many new murals enlivening the Atlanta BeltLine's Westside Trail.
artsatl.org/today-in-street-âŚ
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Come On In - Live touches on so many aspects, from Hip Hop, to Education, to Spirituality,Mental Health, the Arts, Black Culture, Masculinity, Identity and so much more. If you know of anyone who might be interested in any one of themes, please let them know this show is for them
Replying to @BenAffleck
@BenAffleck is the Dunking we deserve.
Smaht casual đŠ âď¸
I am here for this.
@dunkindonuts
This is selfish: âother people bringing children to parks need to pay a fee.â This is no different than voters starving public education budgets & fighting zoning reform. Itâs the mentality of âa city should provide only the services and access I require and not a dime more.â
The Parks & Rec Dept. in #Arlington says residents are complaining about daycare children constantly using the parks.
They're proposing daycares/preschools in town pay anywhere from $3,000 to $5,000 in fees to use them (money will be used to maintain parks)
Thoughts? @wbz
Regardless of your politics, some fascinating takes in here about a divide in the Mass Dem party. I do agree the Boston Globe did run anti-union, sensationalist headlines and editorials here â seeking to fam flames to sell them clicks.
READ: Historic @NewtonTeachers Strike Highlights Divided MA Democratic Party
âEven a year ago, Iâm not sure I believed that this could happen in Newton. Do the work, learn the organizing skills, they really work.â
working-mass.com/2024/02/08/âŚ
Deb Crossleyâs patience & knowledge were saintly as head of our zoning comm. She made time for questions from all neighbors, never got petty, & led with her heart. She just wanted to help make #NewtonMa accessible to more familiesâ¤ď¸. Will always be a fan.
bostonglobe.com/2024/02/08/bâŚ
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Use the Native Land map in the link below and enter your address to see which Indigenous lands you live on.
native-land.ca/
It shows the lengths teachers & their neighbors are willing to go for humane family leave policies, living wages for aides, increasing access to social workers, & addressing benefits inequities in a profession that is ~70% women. How dare we invest in our kids and their teachers?
The Newton teachers strike was the sixth such strike in Mass. since 2022, and it showed the lengths unions are willing to go, even if it costs them hundreds of thousands of dollars and public goodwill. trib.al/ZNOdakz


























