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  1. Greetings From Out Of the Blue @[email protected] ·

    Northeastern professors: ‘No amount of appeasement will satisfy Donald Trump’s regime’
    A handful of educators from the college spoke out in an op-ed, demanding that school leadership fight for its rights.
    #OurHeroesWillBeLocal

    boston.com/news/local-news/202

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  2. Greetings From Out Of the Blue @[email protected] ·

    “The Dropkick Murphys were playing one of three consecutive shows at the MGM Music Hall on Sunday when Casey pointed out an audience member wearing a Make America Great Again hat.

    In a video posted to Instagram, Casey points out the black MAGA hat as the “Elon Musk True Nazi edition,” in reference to the style of hat Musk wears.

    “We quit Twitter in 2022 when he (Musk) was half a Nazi.”

    The confrontation ended when Casey said, “Do you mind, sir, we’re going to play a song about our grandparents and people who fought Nazis in the war … So if you could just shut the (expletive) up for five minutes.”

    #OurHeroesWillBeLocal #BostonStrong #DropkickMurphys
    boston.com/news/entertainment/

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  3. Greetings From Out Of the Blue @[email protected] ·

    Thank you, Boston. #OurHeroesWillBeLocal
    “On the eve of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s fiery testimony before Congress Wednesday, a group of local artists projected a series of messages onto the Old State House in what they’re calling a celebration of “Boston’s legacy of resisting tyranny and injustice.”

    Borrowing the pseudonym “Silence Dogood,” the pen name a young Benjamin Franklin used, the group gave a nod to Boston’s revolutionary roots with messages like, “We have a good track record against tyrants” and “Boston doesn’t back down” — the same defiant statement Wu shared ahead of her testimony in defense of the city’s immigration enforcement policies.”
    boston.com/news/history/2025/0

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