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Farida Mercedes and her two sons Sebastian, 5, (left) and Lucas, 7, stand in their backyard in Fairlawn, N.J. Mercedes left her job as an assistant VP of HR at L'Oreal in August after working there for 17 years. As hundreds of thousands of women dropped out of the workforce in September, Latinas led the way, leaving at nearly three times the rate of white women.
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Income Inequality
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‘My family needs me’: Latinas drop out of workforce at alarming rates

Women are leaving the workforce at four times the rate of men. The shift is especially pronounced among Latina women. That could have lasting effects for the broader economy.

5 years ago

Protesters confront police during a march Tuesday, Oct. 27 in West Philadelphia.
Philadelphia
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Social Justice

Video of Philly police bashing SUV, driver with batons sparks internal affairs investigation

So far, Philadelphia police have declined to explain what precipitated the incident and why the SUV’s passengers, including a small child, were removed from the car.

5 years ago

Prince, a member of the hacking group Red Hacker Alliance who refused to give his real name, using his computer at their office
NPR
National
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US hospitals targeted in rising wave of ransomware attacks, federal agencies say

An alert warns hospitals and healthcare providers that there is "credible information of an increased and imminent cybercrime threat."

5 years ago

Satte Hoffe at her store in West Philadelphia. She’s a Liberian immigrant who said she’s voting because she fears a civil war. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Trump is driving Philly’s Black immigrants to vote like never before

Trump called Haiti and African nations ‘shithole countries’ and made immigrants a public enemy. Philadelphia’s Black immigrants say they are motivated to vote him out.

5 years ago

Tommy and Saj Blackwell at their West Philadelphia home. (Chris Norris/WHYY)
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‘The war was at our door’: Saj and Tommy Blackwell on living through West Philly uprisings

Thomas Blackwell alleges he was beaten by police during a Monday protest of the fatal police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr.

5 years ago

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Things To Do
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October 29 - November 4, 2020

Halloween for families, spooky date nights and ‘La Traviata’ online in this week’s ‘Things to Do’

Celebrating Halloween in COVID times requires planning, but some local venues are answering the call with socially-distanced offerings.

5 years ago

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Behavioral Health
Mental Health
Race & Ethnicity

Stigma, cost, and lack of access mean fewer mental health resources for Black men

Quality care is critical right now, therapists said, as Black men absorb both the effects of the pandemic and the impact of racism and police brutality.

5 years ago

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A boarded up UPS Store at 13th and Chestnut closed early Wednesday. (Mark Henninger/Imagic Digital)
Philadelphia
Public Safety
Billy Penn

What can and can’t you do during Philly’s overnight curfew?

The rules are slightly different from last spring.

5 years ago

Councilmember Maria Quiñones-Sanchez speaks on Wednesday at a press conference outside City Hall.
PlanPhilly
Neighborhoods
Philadelphia
Policing

‘2 people with a gun should not be leading a response’: Philly Council calls for police reform

City Councilmembers said that legislative measures long in the works would advance reform efforts in the wake of Wallace’s death by police gunfire.

5 years ago

Reverend Robert Collier, president of the Philadelphia Black Clergy (center), speaks at a press conferencw
Philadelphia
Race & Ethnicity
Religion

Wallace killing is ‘Minneapolis all over again’ for West Philly, says Black Clergy president

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn talks with Rev. Robert Collier about how West Philly is also hurting from the police shooting death of Walter Wallace Jr.

5 years ago

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Protesters confront police during a march Tuesday, Oct. 27 in West Philadelphia.
Philadelphia
Policing
Social Justice

Philly issues citywide curfew; PPD to release 911 call, bodycam footage of Wallace killing

The curfew will go into effect Wednesday at 9 p.m. and will be in place through 6 a.m. Thursday.

5 years ago

At the Cra-West Apartments in Camden on Oct. 27, tenant Dehna Morris holds a toy that belongs to her 4-year-old son after a three-alarm fire at the complex forced them out.
Housing
New Jersey
Public Safety

For Camden tenants already living in scary conditions, fatal fire is final insult

The three-alarm fire claimed the lives of Roberto Romero and Luis Silva. For Cra-West residents, the fire also exposed living conditions that made them feel unsafe.

5 years ago

Illustration of mother holding father while two children vie for her attention
NPR
Gender
Income Inequality
National

Stuck-at-home moms: The pandemic’s devastating toll on women

Women have made great strides. But the uncomfortable truth is that in their homes, they're still fitting into stereotypical roles of doing the bulk of housework and parenting.

5 years ago

Family of the late Walter Wallace Jr. fill the front row of a community meeting inside a church, the day after he was shot to death by police. (Michaela Winberg/Billy Penn)
Neighborhoods
Philadelphia
Policing
Billy Penn

A parade of promises at West Philly community meeting, and Walter Wallace’s family walks out

“We are not at war,” said the police commissioner, a day after two officers shot and killed a Black man.

5 years ago

Two young Black men standing in front of a storefront.
PlanPhilly
Mental Health
Neighborhoods
Philadelphia
Policing

Grieving Walter Wallace Jr. and seeking justice, West Philly wonders what’s next

West Philadelphians described their own efforts to de-escalate conflicts and heal their community as they mourned the police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr.

5 years ago

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