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 Daryl Tempesta is shown with tape over his mouth in protest in April, in Berkeley, Calif. Demonstrators gathered near the University of California, Berkeley campus amid a strong police presence and rallied to show support for free speech and condemn the views of Ann Coulter and her supporters. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, file)
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The good, the bad, and the ugly of free speech

Free speech is easy to support when you like what’s being said, but that’s not how the First Amendment works. This is somethi ...

8 years ago

Instructor Nora Litz (right) listens as Sophia, 9, participates in a discussion during a workshop at Philadelphia nonprofit Mighty Writers.
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Ivonne and Sophia: Learning to cope with fears of deportation

“Life, unauthorized” is a series from WHYY that looks at the personal immigration stories of individuals who are living in the Philadelphia region without legal status.

8 years ago

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 Philadelphia Police Department headquarters at 7th and Race streets (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY, file)
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How a district attorney can really get tough on crime

We’ve come to the time in the district attorney race when the appeals to fear come to the fore. Candidates claim they will be ̶ ...

8 years ago

Martha lives in South Philadelphia. She has been taking her two boys to Mighty Writers since this branch in South Philadelphia opened about two years ago. Her sons are taking an immigration story workshop run by Nora Litz. (Emily Cohen for NewsWorks)
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Martha: Living amidst a culture of fear

“Life, unauthorized” is a series from WHYY that looks at the personal immigration stories of individuals who are living in the Philadelphia region without legal status.

8 years ago

 Eight candidates for Philadelphia district attorney are shown at a candidate debate on March 23 (clockwise from top left) Michael Untermeyer, Teresa Carr Deni, Rich Negrin, Joe Khan, Beth Grossman, Larry Krasner, Tariq El-Shabazz, and Jack O'Neill, met for a debate at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Distinguishing among Philly DA candidates’ positions on the death penalty

On May 16, Philadelphians will effectively elect a new district attorney, and the candidates have different positions on an important iss ...

8 years ago

 This 2014 image shows an arm restraint of a gurney in an execution chamber. (Sue Ogrocki/AP Photo, file)
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The next DA should oppose racist and immoral death penalty

Although the district attorney race in Philadelphia is celebrated ...

8 years ago

 Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams (Nathaniel Hamilton for NewsWorks, file)
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Seth Williams’ downfall is a cautionary tale for prosecutors everywhere

Seth Williams, the first African American district attorney in Philadelphia, is down and soon to be out. He provides a cautiona ...

8 years ago

 Eight candidates for Philadelphia district attorney are shown at a candidate debate on March 23 (clockwise from top left) Michael Untermeyer, Teresa Carr Deni, Rich Negrin, Joe Khan, Beth Grossman, Larry Krasner, Tariq El-Shabazz, and Jack O'Neill, met for a debate at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Philly’s next district attorney should fight poverty, not just crime

With the Philadelphia district attorney’s race heating up, many candidates are promising to make significant reforms to the o ...

8 years ago

 Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police President John McNesby announces the union's endorsement of Rich Negrin for district attorney. (Dave Davies/WHYY)
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Conflict of interest in FOP endorsement of Philly DA candidate

One of the most complicated and delicate relationships a district attorney must balance is their relationship with the police. ...

8 years ago

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Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee refuses to stand up for ordinary working Americans

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What can we learn from George Orwell today?

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 David Losia, 21, cuts coconuts for the family pigs in front of his family house flooded by the rising tides where cinder blocks are used as a makeshift walkway in Funafuti, Tuvalu. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)
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Lawyer for Philly man beaten by police accuses officer of trying to discredit client

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9 years ago

 The 'Poison Candy Murder House' still stands in Dover. (photo courtesy Delaware Public Archives)
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