· Updated January 16, 2025 12:22 AM · 4 min read read
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BOSTON — A veritable "who's-who" roster of Beacon Hill's most powerful Democrats — along with a handwritten note of encouragement from Gov. Charlie Baker — made themselves heard at an anti-hate rally held Monday morning at the foot of the State House.
"We've said this more than once in Boston's history — love wins, love wins equality, love wins civil rights, and love certainly defeats hate," Boston Mayor Marty Walsh proclaimed at the outset of the rally, organized by the
BOSTON — A veritable "who's-who" roster of Beacon Hill's most powerful Democrats — along with a handwritten note of encouragement from Gov. Charlie Baker — made themselves heard at an anti-hate rally held Monday morning at the foot of the State House.
"We've said this more than once in Boston's history — love wins, love wins equality, love wins civil rights, and love certainly defeats hate," Boston Mayor Marty Walsh proclaimed at the outset of the rally, organized by the Anti-Defamation Leagu…