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Billy Penn

Penn likely to settle trans discrimination lawsuit after landmark Supreme Court ruling enshrines LGBTQ protections

The historic SCOTUS decision provides civil rights that were lacking in Pennsylvania.

5 years ago

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New Jersey
Policing

Camden residents: City not a model for defunding police

A coalition of Camden residents is pushing back against the narrative that the city is a model for reimagining police departments in the U.S.

5 years ago

Police arrest dozens of protesters on Route 676 near 21st Street after they blocked traffic.
Philadelphia
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Philly will hire consultant to investigate police response to recent protests

Officials said the scope of the probe will include the PPD’s use of force. A civil rights attorney said there’s a “critical need” for such an investigation in Philly.

5 years ago

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Delaware
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Brandywine Valley SPCA rescues 96 dogs from Tropical Storm Cristobal in airlift mission

The dogs were airlifted to safety so that southern animal shelters could make room for pets displaced by the storm — without the need for euthanasia.

5 years ago

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New Jersey
Public Health

N.J. coronavirus recovery: Guidelines issued for outdoor sports

The state health department has issued guidelines for outdoor sports as New Jersey begins to reopen its economy.

5 years ago

The mural of former Philly Mayor Frank Rizzo in Philadelphia’s Italian Market is set to be painted over. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Regional Roundup – 06/15/2020

This week: NJ's plans to reopen, the tenure and resignation of PA House Speaker Mike Turzai, and the role of murals in social movements.

Air Date: June 15, 2020 12:00 am

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Hundreds gather at Oxford Presbyterian Church in Northwest Philadelphia for an interfaith vigil
Philadelphia
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Social Justice

Faith leaders in NW Philly make their voices heard in the fight against racism

While protests may skew younger, many in the religious community in Northwest Philadelphia have been fighting for civil rights for decades.

5 years ago

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West Philly's 52nd Street corridor
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Philadelphia
Billy Penn

5 initiatives for Philly small business recovery: Where to donate and how to apply

Some stores sustained property damage just as they were emerging from lockdown.

5 years ago

Vernon Park in Philadelphia
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Philadelphia
Race & Ethnicity
Social Justice

Activists organize weeklong series to help Black Philadelphians heal during protests

The series will offer a safe space for those on the frontlines of recent protests advocating for Black lives, as well as those who have suffered repeated racial trauma.

5 years ago

Jennifer Ballard (left) accompanies her children (from lert) Allan and Allyson Ballard, and their friend Joselyn Turner, as they get ready for their First Holy Communion. (Ximena Conde/WHYY News)
Philadelphia
Public Health
Religion

‘Church is the people’: Philly’s Catholic faithful return, saying they need Mass more than ever

For the second Sunday since restrictions were lifted, Catholic churches in the Philadelphia archdiocese gathered for in-person services.

5 years ago

Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Public Spaces
Social Justice
NBC10

Men, some armed with guns or bats, surround South Philly Columbus statue

Some argue Christopher Columbus should not be revered due to his brutality against indigenous people in the Americas.

5 years ago

A man walks on the 3700 block of North 15th Street, where a seven-hour police siege happened last year. (Ryan Collerd)
PlanPhilly
Neighborhoods
Policing

What does ‘defund the police’ mean to a community that survived a police shootout?

Many residents of Nicetown-Tioga don’t want police to completely disappear from their community but they want them to show up differently.

5 years ago

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Kids
Race & Ethnicity

How to start, or widen, the conversation about race with your kids

These talks are an everyday fact of life in some homes, but are new to others. Here is some advice on how to approach them, starting with young children.

5 years ago

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A statue of Confederate States President Jefferson Davis lies on the street after protesters pulled it down in Richmond, Va., on Wednesday. (Parker Michels-Boyce/AFP via Getty Images)
NPR
Race & Ethnicity
Social Justice

Will this be the moment of reckoning on race that lasts?

Statues and flags may not do physical harm to anyone. But they meant something to the people who put them up, and they have meaning for people who see them today.

5 years ago

Pastor Levi Combs III of Camden's First Refuge Baptist Church, watches over pieces of the Christopher Columbus statue in Farnham Park on Friday, June 12, 2020. (April Saul for WHYY)

Camden’s Columbus statue departs, but his isn’t the only name activists want gone

Saturday’s “Black Men Rising” march put a period on the statue’s removal. But other famous local personages stand as ongoing symbols of racism, many say.

5 years ago

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