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Eric Reid, Who Knelt With Kaepernick, Lands A New NFL Job
Reid, 26, is a Pro Bowl safety who was a starter for the San Francisco 49ers. He accused the NFL of collusion in the spring, after no teams signed him. -
DeRay Mckesson Discusses New Book With Ayanna Pressley
Mckesson and Pressley were greeted with a standing ovation from the crowd of nearly 700 as they walked into the event hosted by the Harvard Book Store. -
DeRay Mckesson Sees Hope Even Now
DeRay Mckesson’s activism began when he left a six-figure job in the Minneapolis school system and headed off to Ferguson, Missouri, marching for 400 days to protest the police shooting of unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown. -
MLK Boston Selects Five Finalists For Public Memorial
Five designs are on display for the public at Boston's main library and school department headquarters. -
Report: Massachusetts Leads Nation In Serving Black College Students
Data analysis finds the state's public colleges and universities are the best at enrolling and graduating black students. -
Dallas Police Department Fires Amber Guyger, Officer Who Shot Man In His Own Home
Guyger has said she mistakenly entered the wrong apartment in her complex and shot a man she thought was a burglar. She was later arrested and charged with manslaughter. -
Revisiting And Reliving The History Of The Massachusetts 54th Regiment
The Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Regiment Memorial restoration project is more than just a spruce-up for an old bronze monument, it's an opportunity to highlight black history in Boston. -
Politics And Politeness On Stage In 'The Niceties'
Callie speaks with the playwright Eleanor Burgess and director Kimberly Senior about the Boston run of "The Niceties." -
Annoying At Best, Infuriating At Worst
I don’t feel safe with technology I already know may likely work against me. -
#AsianAugust: A Breakthrough For Asians In Film
Callie speaks with race and media scholars Elena Creef and Jenny Korn as well as professional actor Michael Tow about Asian representation in Hollywood.