Black Rose / Rosa Negra - Boston

03/29/2025

Stop by and build with us at The Strike - Building Workers' Power Today conference!

07/10/2024

Some of our members' summer reading! What are you reading?

07/03/2024

Hey!! We're the Boston Local of

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11/13/2023

Let's keep the resistance growing in the streets, and bring it back to our neighborhoods, schools and workplaces! Free Palestine! 🇵🇸🏴🚩

11/08/2023

Back to the streets this Sunday!

11/02/2023

We'll see you in the streets for Palestine!

10/21/2023

Tomorrow! ¡Mañana! غداً!

01/22/2023

In solidarity and mourning... ❤✊🏽

July 19, 2023 – Black Rose Anarchist Federation / Federación Anarquista Rosa Negra On January 18, 2023 a multi-agency task force moved to clear out an ongoing tree-sit protest in Atlanta, Georgia. In the opening minutes of this operation, Georgia State Troopers shot and killed a tree sitter.  Th...

01/09/2023

Today in Cambridge!

Sayed Arif Faisal needed help, not bullets.

Bangladesh Association of New England(BANE), urging everyone to come up to the protest which will help at Cambridge City Hall at 3pm, Monday to show solidarity.
We want justice.
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04/16/2020

Words from comrades in the healthcare industry.

Members and allies of Black Rose Anarchist Federation | Federación Anarquista Rosa Negra worked to produce individual and collective statements in support of...

04/15/2020

Brockton landlords doing what landlords do: putting their profits ahead of people's need for housing. That rent strike is sounding more necessary every day.

State lawmakers negotiating bills that would offer moratorium and tenant protections.

04/07/2020

Pride of New Bedford!

On this day, 7 April 1872, radical doctor, women's rights advocate, anti-war prisoner and le***an from a working class background Marie Diana Equi was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Moving to Portland, Oregon, she was one of the first women doctors in the state, who provided birth control information and abortions when both were illegal.
She was clubbed by police while supporting a strike of women cannery workers, which led her to become an anarchist and to get involved with the Industrial Workers of the World union. In 1918 she was sentenced to 3 years in prison at San Quentin for opposing US involvement in World War I, but maintained her activism after her release.
Learn more about her in our podcast about women in the IWW: https://workingclasshistory.com/2018/12/02/e16-women-in-the-early-iww/