Silence Dogood

In the hour of darkness and peril and fear, let’s all channel a little Paul Revere. @hcrichardson.bsky.social #paulrevere #boston250

Protesting Boston style #HandsOff #HandsOff2025 #Mass50501 #FiftyFiftyOne #Indivisible #SwingBlue #boston

These are precedented times. The cradle of liberty has witnessed the revolutionary spirit of generations of Bostonians. Boston has taken on tyrants before, and we’ll do it again. #boston #silencedogood #nokings #resist

#nokings The Washington Elm on Cambridge Common, where Washington took command of the Army, est 250 years ago today. We returned here to remember those first Americans who sacrificed for our enduring pursuit of liberty in the face of oppression, economic threats, military rule, and abuse of power.

Cambridge, MA is the birthplace of the #USArmy We honor the New Englanders who were the first to defend our American ideals & to sacrifice their lives for those ideals. Individuals are mortal but liberty, justice, learning, decency, and freedom are eternal. 📍Old Cambridge Burial Ground #nokings

Silence Dogood at Boston City Hall: The Cradle of Liberty can’t be threatened into cooperating with unconstitutional and unconscionable orders #resist #nokings #boston

Apparently some people are interested in having a baby boom right now. We took to Abigail Adams’s (a revolutionary among revolutionaries) girlhood home with a few ideas of what might help make that happen; basically, respect women.

Things have felt scary in so many eras of our country’s history. The fear we feel in this moment is how we know it’s our time to act as Americans always have: to preserve the liberties former generations fought for and to further those causes for future generations. You aren’t alone.

Our work may be centered in Boston, but support is coming from across the nation. We have been so moved by the kind messages from Massachusetts to Kentucky to Hawaii. Many folks mention that our work gives them hope, and we wanted you to know that your responses give us hope in return. #resist

60 years later, we bring Dr. King’s words back to Parkman Bandstand on the Boston Common. April 23, 1965 he led the first Civil Rights March in the Northeast and spoke from these steps. His words are no less relevant today. #MLK #civilrights #blackhistory #boston #SilenceDogood

The group is finding ways to both react to events as they unfold in real time and mark the anniversary of the Revolutionary War with messages about the Trump administration’s abuses of power. @fastcompany.com

If you’re looking for a way to support our work: we have a merch store and the sales help us afford the transportation, time, and equipment

@maddow.msnbc.com helped to spread the alarm well beyond every Middlesex village and farm.