Still waiting for the T:
BH talks to TransitMatters about the renewed importance of public transportation reform during (and after) the COVID-19 pandemic
What You Can Do To Save The World
New England Animal Welfare Policies: Ranked from Best to Worst
A comprehensive guide for pet owners and animal lovers -- and how you can contribute to animal welfare from home
Justice @ Spotify: Interview w/ UMAW’s Joe DeGeorge
'If people are interested in forming a local in Boston, get in touch with us.'
ENACT THE GREEN NEW DEAL
This is a three-part report on the Green New Deal that first appeared in the Boston Hassle Weekly Newsletter. To sign up…
I TRIED THE VEGANUARY CHALLENGE AND IT WASN’T AS EASY AS I THOUGHT
BH’s favorite sometimes-vegan Danielle Loughnane goes 31 days without eating animal products, and learns some important rules along the way
SOMERVILLE GETS IN TOUCH WITH ITS ROOTS
ROOTS (Recognizing Our Oldest Trees) has partnered with the Somerville Arts Council on an outdoor exhibit in Davis Square
LAST OF THE MARTYCRATS
SOCIALIST POLITICS IN THE STATE HOUSE CAN LEGITIMIZE BOSTON’S PROGRESSIVE REP
The Woman Behind The Masks: An Interview with Jo Nanajian
Enough is enough. It's time to quit whining about face masks and have some goddamn fun with them.
YEAR ENDER: EXTINCTION REBELLION MASS
Local XR groups made international news in 2020 with actions across the state
Boston’s Sunrise Movement has big plans for the dawn of 2021
BH environmental journalist Alison LaFrance checks in with one of Sunrise Boston's organizers
PHOTOESSAY: WEAR A MASK, PLEASE
BH photojournalist Echo Harris observes the curious semantics of storefront facemask signs
“There’s history in each political image”: the Hassle talks to 9547, a propaganda artist
Artist 9547, formerly from Boston, is now active in NYC where they make flyers, posters, zine art, and graphics for radical political groups.
