Category: History

Union Brother’s Story Featured on WCVB – Black History Month

Brothers and Sisters, In recognition of Black History Month, we’re sharing the story of our union brother, Streetcar Motorperson Aaron Haynes, who discovered his ancestor’s freedom papers while cleaning out his mother’s home. It is a powerful reminder of family legacy and resilience. You can watch the story below on WCVB Channel 5 Boston: In …

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Carmen’s Black History: Past, Present, and Future

Black History Month is not only a time to look back and honor those who have made strides in the Black community, but a time to look around us at history in the making, and look towards the future to recognize changes that still need to be made. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has suspended our …

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Video: Honoring the Black Excellence That Exists in Local 589

Screen shot for black history month video.

This year, the Boston Carmen’s Union will be celebrating you – our members. This video, “Black History: History in Motion,” is the first in a series of web videos that will highlight the extraordinary efforts of our diverse and inclusive workforce. While we cannot celebrate Black History at an in-person event this year, we are …

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