Beyond the Famous Photo: The Legacy of Ted Landsmark

In 1976, Ted Landsmark was violently attacked by a group of white protestors outside Boston City Hall—a moment captured in a Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph that became an enduring symbol of Boston's racial tensions during the busing crisis. Through his work in arts, community building, and justice advocacy, Ted has built a lasting legacy that far surpasses the change sparked that day. Subscribe to @Northeastern for more videos like this. Produced by: Taijai Slaughter