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sympathymaximum8182 t1_je7otpx wrote

Harvard and its museums might interest you. Harvard Square is pleasant as well as a walk down Commonwealth Ave towards the common (lots of brownstones). Louisburg Square in Beacon Hill is not to be missed. Great architecture all through Beacon Hill. Also Marblehead for its historic homes and quaint atmosphere in the harbor.

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oneMadRssn t1_je7ohio wrote

Why isn't that a valid argument? Couldn't basically the same exact program exist without making membership expressly based on race? It could invite participants that are immigrants or first-generation children of immigrants. It could invite participants that come from families having an income below a certain threshold. It could do both in combination. Or, I think it would even be more targeted to open the program to people that are descendants those that were historically oppressed or disadvantaged by a ruling majority in the U.S. I think there are many ways to accomplish essentially the same goal without setting membership criteria based solely on race.

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ohhgrrl t1_je7nnb5 wrote

Are they doing the labor? Do they manage the place? That’s not a capitalist. A capitalist is someone who uses wealth to invest for the sake of profit and profit alone. Please show me an artist building a tattoo shop for profit and nothing else. Workers who support capitalist ideals are not capitalists, they’re just workers living under capitalism. Lot of y’all need to retake some basic Econ and government courses.

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ResolutionFamiliar t1_je7nfyo wrote

It would be worth exploring Umass Medical in Worcester. Like many of the Boston hospitals, it’s a teaching hospital, UMass Chen is an excellent medical school, it has a stellar NICU and there are excellent doctors there.

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spootex t1_je7log9 wrote

This might soon be a thing of the past. The MBTA got a new GM who promised to take the public transit to work everyday - which means that he will have the motivation to fix it. Apparently, he did good work for MTA (NYC) and LIRR (Long Island) as well. Also, a top executive recently got fired. He was working from Hawaii and was never in Boston.

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[deleted] OP t1_je7k87a wrote

I can’t imagine a tattoo artist not wanting to do an “anti-capitalist” design. So it basically comes across like “do you know any shops that will tattoo my wife’s name on my arm”? Pretty much any shop

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