COVID-19’s hidden symptom: Among some, it’s an excuse to give into bigotry | Opinion
It is scientific fact that coronavirus does not discriminate based on ethnic background or race.
Racializing Philly’s overdose prevention site is the wrong thing to do | John N....
You know that you have reached the fork in the road when you arrive upon an issue so incendiary that justifications for both its support and its opposition are logical and abundant.
Bill to ban hairstyle discrimination proposed in Philly City Council
Councilwoman Cherelle Parker, the main sponsor of the bill, said “hair discrimination is still very much a reality for Black people.”
Here’s how Pa. food banks are dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak – and what...
This story was updated at 4:10 p.m. on Friday, March 13 after Gov. Tom Wolf announced that Pennsylvania schools would close for two weeks. State officials are asking Pennsylvanians to avoid crowded spaces and group...
Harrisburg AIDS health services center set to mark its 35th anniversary
Alder Health will celebrate its 35th anniversary this September with an event at The Whitaker Center in downtown Harrisburg.
A new book celebrates Philadelphia’s Black women leaders
What started off as a passion project to highlight lesser-known names in Black history morphed in an eight-year quest and a new book.
Join us March 25-29 for a celebration of gender diversity | Opinion
Over the years of attending the Keystone Conference I have had the opportunity to meet and get to know so many wonderful loving and caring people.
Kenney to offer plan to make Community of College of Philly tuition-free for qualifying...
The program targets the role played by poverty in preventing city residents from pursuing a college education.
U.S. Supreme Court’s liberal justices challenge abortion restrictions in high-stakes case
The challenge to Louisiana's restrictive law has implications for states across the nation. Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro filed a brief in the case.
Can a movie improve race relations? Bucks County’s DA thinks so
Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub is taking a new, preemptive approach to racial relations and police interactions in his jurisdiction.
