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Lynette Medley, who started the hashtag #BlackGirlsBleed, is launching a new project for her community.

The most recent installment of Philadelphia journalist and storyteller Sofiya Ballin’s Black History Untold series explores the 'untold' histories of Black social movements.

The author of the award-winning “Soul Food” book says don’t be afraid of the health and history of soul food.

The pandemic turned a place for cozy seasonal displays into a space for public dialogue.

Valentine’s Day may be nippy this year, but venues around the city are offering warm vibes.

Springfield Twp. residents’ questions indicated a variety of reasons for opposition that could surface in later arguments, or simply go extinct.

WHYY convened Black poets from Camden, Pennsauken, and Willingboro to explore the urgency of now.

Laura Sims Skate House was the first U.S. ice skating rink created for an African American community by an African American architect.

The city of Philadelphia will no longer observe Columbus Day — and that has organizers of the city’s annual parade up in arms.

The revelation during a hearing to announce the probable cause or causes of the crash followed plenty of finger-pointing.

Next month, small businesses owned by people of color in Philly, Chester, and four other cities can apply for $10,000 grants offered by the media giant.

Michael Thomas ended up in the Cooper River following a police chase in Camden. Two years later, questions remain.

The late Temple men’s basketball coach left an impression on Philadelphians off and on the court.

This week; remembering legendary Temple basketball coach John Chaney, CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank Patrick Harker, and South Jersey soul singer Mary Cross.

Thanks to a Fiverr ad, the Northeast Philly small biz had another moment on the global stage.