social-justice

COMMENTARY

We’re weaponizing fear into violence. Jordan Neely paid the price | Opinion

BY: - May 24, 2023

If Americans want to end this epidemic on the streets, don’t lash out at the victims of systematic marginalization.

COMMENTARY

How community organizing helps people thrive in challenging times | Opinion

BY: - September 12, 2022

The future seems bleak, but models exist all around us for building safer and more equitable spaces where people can thrive.

Looking to a more equitable future, Philly’s Black developers step up for their city

BY: - February 21, 2022

'There is an unmatched opportunity to ensure that the future of our city is truly inclusive of all our residents,' one advocate said.

‘We have two options: Do something or do nothing’: New app connects conflict resolution volunteers to those in need

BY: - July 11, 2021

Philadelphia Interfaith Coalition has partnered with Philly Truce volunteers to offer its members’ houses of worship as safe spaces to conduct mediations.

Perry, DePasquale engage in brisk debate on pandemic, policing

BY: - October 8, 2020

Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Perry and Democratic Auditor General Eugene DePasquale dodged and weaved through a fast moving hour-long debate Thursday night.

COMMENTARY

Stop calling it a choice: Biological factors drive homosexuality | Opinion

BY: - September 9, 2019

By Bill Sullivan Across cultures, 2 percent to 10 percent of people report having same-sex relations. In the U.S., 1 percent to 2.2 percent of women and men, respectively, identify as gay. Despite these numbers, many people still consider homosexual behavior to be an anomalous choice. However, biologists have documented homosexual behavior in more than […]