Portraits along Blue Hill Avenue honor Boston's Black women leaders
More than 200 portraits line Blue Hill Avenue in Roxbury, telling the story of Black female leaders in Boston.
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More than 200 portraits line Blue Hill Avenue in Roxbury, telling the story of Black female leaders in Boston.
Dr.Subramanya Kusnur & Dr.Bhaskar Chatterjee at the launch of AQUAFLUENCE
Frederica M. Williams, our president and CEO, was among 200 Black women honored at a special event at the Massachusetts State House today, hosted (...)
More than 200 Black women leaders past and present will be honored with street pole banners along Blue Hill Avenue (from Quincy Street to Franklin Park), Washington Street, and Seaver Street in Grove Hall this summer in what organizers say will be the largest such public display in the city.
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