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Three woman entrepreneurs say they’re thrilled with the trend — and hope it lasts.
5 years ago
Black workers want Free Library to address racism, safety before reopening
Black workers at the Free Library of Philadelphia have penned an open letter about racism in the workplace.
5 years ago
Gamblers flock to Harrah’s casino in Chester after 100 days of closure
Regulators, companies and unions are trying to figure out how to get guests back into casinos in a way that doesn’t spread the virus. Will it work?
5 years ago
Philly Black Radical Collective makes demands far beyond defund the police
The Philadelphia Black Radical Collective lists 13 demands, and plans to stage acts of rebellion for each one.
5 years ago
Safehouse drops South Philly plans, looks to Kensington after judge suspends launch
Judge McHugh hasn’t changed his opinion on the injection site’s public health benefits.
5 years ago
Uber drivers worry they’ll have to choose between personal health and negative ratings
Rideshare companies haven’t mandated mask-wearing, and gig worker benefits expire soon.
5 years ago
PSPCA calls on adopters after rescuing 105 cats from Pa. property
The Pennsylvania SPCA is seeking adopters after conducting a large-scale rescue in Lancaster County, seizing more than 100 animals.
5 years ago
LGBTQ Pride at 50: Focus shifts amid pandemic, racial unrest
LGBTQ Pride is turning 50 this year a little short on its signature fanfare, after the pandemic drove it to the internet and calls for racial equality.
5 years ago
I’m a Black woman living in a mostly white Philly neighborhood — on my own terms.
I’m a Black woman living in a mostly white Philly neighborhood during the pandemic and civic unrest. I won’t tone myself down to make you more comfortable.
5 years ago
Philly Marathon under fire for appropriating ultrarunner’s 76-mile perimeter idea
Supporters of Michael “Gagz” Gagliardi are incensed the city didn’t give him any credit.
5 years ago
Philly’s Taney Dragons to drop the controversial name, a reminder of the Dred Scott decision
The Taney Youth Baseball Association is expected to have an “inclusive, non-divisive” name by early fall.
5 years ago
Free SEPTA rides for kids under 12 coming in July
SEPTA’s board also approved a new fare restructuring plan, a freeze on base cash fares, and the introduction of a new three-day transit pass.
5 years ago
Philadelphia man arrested for allegedly assaulting WHYY producer in Fishtown
A Philly man has been arrested more than three weeks after allegedly assaulting a WHYY producer as part of a vigilante-style mob in Fishtown.
5 years ago
Delaware Chamber of Commerce members get a lesson in how to improve diversity and create a more inclusive work culture
5 years ago
Historic 52nd St. fighting for another comeback
The historic Black business district has seen plenty of ups and downs over the years. Can it come back again from a pandemic and widespread looting and vandalism?
Air Date: June 25, 2020
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