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Women's Flat Track Roller Derby - Southeastern Massachusetts

Mass attack roller derby

MARD's community partner Reggae On West Beach (ROWB) is starting their food drive early!!

With SNAP benefits changing, local food pantries will need assistance in supporting our communities in need.
ROWB is looking for YOUR help to keep stock piles full
and aid as many families as possible!!

They are looking for local businesses who would like to host a donation box (provided by and maintained by ROWB).


For more information:
reach out via the emails below, or fill out this Google form!

reggaeonwestbeach@gmail.com
rowbvendors@gmail.com 

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trans and non-binary skater support post
Thank you to Our 2025 sponsors
Dennis K. Burke oil truck logo
Datalyst logo

"You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right."  -Rosa Parks

 

Mass Attack Roller Derby is proud to join teams across the nation in celebrating Black History Month and implore you to continue beyond February. We invite everyone to join us in lacing up our skates to hit the track, not just to play, but to honor and celebrate the impact and legacies of Black athletes in the derby world and beyond. 
 
MARD is committed to anti-racism as an organization and a community year-round. We believe that diversity makes us stronger and are actively committed to dismantling systemic barriers to sports participation.

White City Roller Rink protest photo
Ledger Smith skates to MLK speech
Brief history of roller skating and Black culture
Darlene Anderson - first Black roller derby skater
Empire Rollerdome is renamed Empire Roller Disco

Photo Credit: Chicago Historical Society 2005 // Roller Ref Tom 2010 // LA Sentinel 2011 // Baltimore Afro American 1963 // Riedell Roller 2021

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