By Sherri Cajuste Special to the Reporter As Boston celebrates Black History Month, it’s a perfect time to recognize the rich ...

Danielle Legros Georges, a writer and teacher who was born in Haiti and served as Boston's poet laureate under Mayor Martin J. Walsh, died on Feb. 11 at her home in Dorchester, according to a post ...

Josh Kraft, a 57-year-old philanthropist and non-profit leader and the son of the longtime New England Patriots owner, ...

Feeling overwhelmed by the onslaught of bad news and scuttlebutt about detentions and “mass” deportations? Join the club. Or even better: Don’t. From this vantage point— roughly ten days into the ...

Concerned by the Trump administration's unfolding deportation efforts, some Massachusetts lawmakers and immigrant rights advocates launched a new campaign Wednesday pressing the Legislature to offer a ...

With Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on a “working leave” after the birth of her third child on Jan. 13, the city’s first-ever Haitian-American city councillor, Ruthzee Louijeune, is ready to step in as ...

The Toussaint Louverture Cultural Center (TLCC) of Massachusetts, a new hub for Haitian culture in Boston next to TD Garden, is planning to open to the public for the first time on Thurs., Feb. 13. An ...

Mayor Wu said on Monday that the city of Boston is not aware of any demonstrable change in tactics or in the volume of federal immigration enforcement in city neighborhoods in recent days, although ...

A 25-year-old Haitian national, who authorities say has been convicted of 17 crimes while living in Massachusetts in recent years, was arrested in East Boston last week by agents with the U.S.

Boston has long been a destination for waves of immigrants— and it’s what makes our community a wonderfully diverse and special place. It’s painful to see our neighbors and friends have to bear this ...