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Boston's Old South Church Turns 350
The Old South Church lived up to its name, celebrating its 350th anniversary on Sunday with a celebration at the historic site in Copley Square. -
A Civil War Monument Is Dividing Martha's Vineyard
Reverend Irene Monroe and Reverend Emmett Price weighed in on a controversy over a Civil War monument in the town of Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard. -
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Romance, Rap And History In Qui Nguyen's 'Vietgone'
Playwright Qui Nguyen's kinda-true refugee rom com, playing in Boston for the month of May, transcends wartime to show the power of human connection despite the circumstances. -
Fifty Years Ago, Brandeis Created One Of The First Black Studies Departments
Students occupied the administration building to enforce their demand for courses on the African-American experience. -
Restoration Of Hemingway House In Cuba Has Roots In Massachusetts
Morning Edition went to Cuba to explore the unique relationship between Boston, Cuba and Hemingway. -
Exploring Cross-Racial Friendships In Deborah Plummer's "Some Of My Friends Are"
Callie Crossley talks with Dr. Deborah Plummer. Her new book "Some Of My Friends Are" explores the challenges and payoffs of cross-racial friendships. -
Fostering Cross-Racial Friendships In Communities
We examine how colleagues and acquaintances are working to nurture cross-racial friendships in their communities. -
Is it time to change the Massachusetts flag? Critics say yes
Native Americans and others object to the imagery and words on the flag. -
Women's History On Display In Senate President's Portrait Swap
Senate President Karen Spilka this week temporarily replaced each portrait of a man in her office with an important woman from the state's history.
