Governor Maura Healey

🌈 Happy Pride, Massachusetts!

We are so lucky to live in Massachusetts — a place where our kids know one thing: family.

But that’s not everyone’s story — not across this country, not across the world. What feels ordinary to us here was extraordinary to earn. Equality was argued for, marched for, and grieved for by people who never got to live it.

We celebrate Pride to honor them. The activists, the marchers, the ones who fought for decades so that families like ours could simply exist. They deserved a world where love was never a controversy — and because of them, we get to live in one.

So this Pride, we’re grateful. For Massachusetts. For the trailblazers. And for everyone still working toward that same freedom.❤️🏳️‍🌈

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The American Revolution began in Massachusetts.

So did the abolition movement. And generations of civil rights leaders and immigrant communities have shaped who we are today.

President Trump isn't preserving history. He's censoring it.

Park Service orders removal of ‘woke’ quotes at Boston’s Bunker Hill monument A visitor complaint prompted a review of quotes that are anti-war, pro-immigrant or highlighted American hypocrisy on slavery ahead of the monument’s 251st anniversary celebration.

One of the best parts of this job is welcoming our troops back to Massachusetts.

Today, 300 National Guard members returned home from deployment in Djibouti. We’re grateful for their service, proud of their work, and thankful to the families who supported them an ocean away.

Welcome home.

This summer, Massachusetts is the place to be.

With World Cup matches and parties, America 250 celebrations, concerts, games, and more happening across the state, skip the traffic, save some money and let the get you where you need to go.

Massachusetts has always been a place that believes in freedom.

Freedom to speak up. Freedom to be yourself. Freedom to love who you love.

That’s worth celebrating this month, and always.

Happy Pride 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Less than a year after breaking ground, Foxborough’s new station is now open.

It means more capacity. Better accessibility. Faster, easier trips to games, concerts and everything in between.

And it’s just in time for the World Cup.

One year after launching State Land for Homes, more than 5,600 new units are in the pipeline across Massachusetts.

We're using every tool available to build more homes, lower costs, and create more opportunities for families and workers.