‘We deserve a better T’: Red Line rider launches a quiet protest

 

‘We deserve a better T’: Red Line rider launches a quiet protest

It started out as a joke about staging a protest during her daily Red Line commute, but then Nicole Merullo came to her senses: There’s nothing funny about putting up with a dysfunctional MBTA. So last week, the 25-year-old clinical research coordinator began wearing a handmade cardboard sign slung around her neck with red yarn that reads: “We deserve a better T.” Read the full story.   https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/07/04/business/we-deserve-better-t-red-line-rider-launches-quiet-protest/?s_campaign=breakingnews:newsletter Related: Another summer of discontent for MBTA riders casts a long shadow on downtown Boston’s rebound In 2015, Baker leaned in to T oversight. This crisis, his public response seems more arm’s length.