Opinion
As the holiday dust settles and our Thanksgiving rivalries fade into the rearview, it’s impossible to ignore what’s happening across Boston’s own football landscape — or more accurately, what’s disappearing from it. This year, there were no touchdowns at White Stadium. Excel High (formerly South Boston) didn’t even field a team. Madison Park, once home […]
Carnival matters. It is more than a parade—it is history, resilience, and identity. It is a living connection to the struggles and triumphs of Caribbean people, and it reminds Boston that Black culture is not peripheral; it is central to the city’s story.
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