Thank you Robert F. Smith for bringing more light to this.

#ThrowbackThursday to Gwen Ifill ‘77 ‘93HD 🎙🙌 During her life, journalist and Simmons Alumnae/i Gwen Ifill was committed to not only asking important questions but also truly listening to the answers. Join us at the #IfillForum as we honor that sentiment: bit.ly/2GN4qJQ

Gwen Ifill left this earth four years ago today. Join Simmons University in honoring her legacy at 3 PM at the #GwenIfillForum where I will moderate a convo with @Sifill_LDF and @ava on confront hard truths through art and activism. TODAY Register here: bit.ly/35xSXYB

Today's the day! Join us at 3:00pm for the Ifill Forum: Facing Hard Truths. It's not too late to register for the event and join @ava, @Sifill_LDF, Yamiche Alcindor, and panel moderator Michele Norris. Click here for more information: simmons.edu/academics/coll…

.Michele Norris discusses the difference between recognizing racism and reckoning with racism. #GwenIfillForum

What an amazing day “Gwen Ifill Forum”.

Capitol police officer Eugene Goodman is rightfully being hailed as a hero after singlehandedly holding back rioters from entering the Senate chambers last week. An Iraq combat vet and member of this Corps, Eugene was a hero long before last Wednesday. We celebrate his valor.

On a day for the history books, Amanda Gorman delivered a poem that more than met the moment. Young people like her are proof that "there is always light, if only we're brave enough to see it; if only we're brave enough to be it."

RT if you think the minimum wage should be raised to $15/hour

I have committed to gender equality. Join me at: HeForShe.org #HeForShe

Today we're announcing the next Phase 2 groups are eligible to get the vaccine: ➕ People age 65+ 🏘️ Residents and staff of affordable senior housing ⚕️ People with 2+ certain medical conditions (including asthma) Supply is very limited; it may take time to find an appointment.

We’ve got some more snow on the forecast! Grab a mug of something warm and curl up with a weekend read. Here’s a selection by Black authors to help you begin: ideas.ted.com/62-great-books…

Congratulations on your confirmation, Secretary Walsh. You are a proud son of Dorchester who will bring our city with you to the U.S. Department of Labor. The working people of America will benefit greatly from your passion. Now, we look ahead to a new day — a new chapter — in Boston’s history.

President of Simmons University (Simmons University) Lynn Perry Wooten (Lynn Perry Wooten) encourages us to seize unexpected opportunities in our disrupted paths. #SLCBoston

Whitney Johnson (Whitney Johnson) talks about the importance of finding the beauty in the broken. #SLCBoston

Congratulations to Kim Janey (Kim Janey) on becoming acting mayor of Boston! As both the first woman and the first person of color to lead the city, Janey has broken a 200 year-old glass ceiling in Boston, inspiring a whole generation of young girls. whdh.com/news/a-monumen…

Congrats to Martin J. Walsh Mayor Janey on throwing out the first pitch at the 2021 Boston @redsox game. instagram.com/p/CNMvnCnHcFtS…

Thank you Target for meeting the objectives of the #2% Solution w/this $2b investment, committing to more product offerings from Black-owned businesses, & resourcing Black entrepreneurs. Economic justice & social justice go hand-in-hand, & this is how we create systemic change.

Justice for George Floyd #georgefloyd #georgefloydguiltyverdict #georgefloydguilty @ George Floyd instagram.com/p/CN6Fov5nq_W5…