And we reaffirm our commitment to ending HIV transmission, no matter the actions of small men who seek to deny our existence. Honored to be in Provincetown tonight, where our little town has been a beacon for those living with HIV for 40+ years.

May that enduring spirit bring comfort to those in her district and across our Commonwealth who have lost a remarkable public servant and champion for those in need.

This week at the State House, the Senate passed a resolution recognizing Transgender Day of Remembrance and honoring the work of activists in keeping this day alive and visible.

2/2: No organization understands this better than the Jamaican Association of MA, who is coordinating disaster relief for those wanting to lend a hand. www.jamaicanassociationmassachusetts.org

2/2 With this legislation, Massachusetts is taking a stand to put people first, give residents real control over their data, and hold companies accountable when they cross the line. This is about safeguarding our privacy in the digital age, and I’m proud the Senate has led the way.

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