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Income Inequality

 Jonathan Mosca and wife Michi Hunt play with their children, three-month-old Aiko and three-year-old Nori, in their South Philadelphia Home. (Brad Larrison for NewsWorks)
Politics & Policy

Child care costs overshadow other necessities

"It's jaw-dropping," said Hunt. "We both have a college degree. We both have reasonably good jobs. I'm not doing something outrageous."

10 years ago

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West Clearfield Street in North Philadelphia dead-ends at an abandoned factory.
Politics & Policy

An overlooked constituency, issue on campaign trail

Nationwide, about 43 million people live below the federal poverty line. Here in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, 800,00 ...

10 years ago

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The ribbon-cutting for the new Philadelphia 76ers practice facility in Camden on September 23
Money

As companies rush to Camden, are residents left behind?

Armed with an $82 million tax break from the state of New Jersey, the Philadelphia 76ers celebrated the opening of the team’s new m ...

10 years ago

Bernie Sanders supporters are shown shouting through the security fence surrounding the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. (Brad Larrison
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

The embattled aftermath of the Bernie Sanders campaign

The broad base rallied by Bernie Sanders appears to remain disjointed and undirected. What can these people build, now that their objective has been deferred?

10 years ago

In this Oct. 1
Community

Quandary over reversing Philadelphia’s long, slow slide from self-sustenance to chronic poverty

In the middle of Westmoreland Street, just past North Uber, is a deep red row home with steep steps. In the 1940s and ’50s, ...

10 years ago

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Outgoing Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter (AP file photo)
Education

At sunset of term, Mayor Nutter reflects on his ambitious education agenda

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter set an ambitious agenda for schools in his 2008 inauguration speech

11 years ago

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 (PlanPhilly, file)
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Community

Young and disadvantaged communities must actively oppose unfair redevelopment

Gentrification is a heart-breaking concern in the black community, which is being forced out of neighborhoods, because developers see potential that residents can't afford.

11 years ago

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