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Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial
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Am I a stranger to my brother?

It’s the responsibility of people like me to keep looking for people like him to make those chance encounters more than just shouting matches on the street.

8 years ago

Rich Liuzzi, left, is the director of school and community partnerships at Lea Elementary who took eighth-graders to see Black Panther and thought all the school's students should see it. Aja Graydon-Dantzler, a Lea parent, Tiguida Kaba, a Lea student, and Lea principal Shavon Savage worked to support the effort that raised enough money to finance the movie field trip in less than 24 hours.
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Lea students to go on a field trip to Wakanda

8 years ago

Unionville historical marker displays names of 18 Black Civil War veterans who founded the town. (Andrea Gibbs/WHYY)
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Historic Eastern Shore community exemplifies perseverance

The lasting legacy of 18 men who endured the hardships of the middle passage, slavery, and the Civil War to create a future that offered more opportunities than their past.

8 years ago

Crowds are shown in front of the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, August 28, 1963.
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The myth of post-racial America

Civil disobedience is our obligation, not our right. If we do not stand up, ignorance wins. As long as we feel inequality, we cannot say that we live in a post-racial society.

8 years ago

Journalist and storyteller 
Sofiya Ballin (Courtesy of George Alexander)
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How ‘Black History Untold’ empowered its creator

Journalist and storyteller Sofiya Ballin says her identity series “Black History Untold” is more than a black history project.

8 years ago

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Artist Willis Nomo Humphrey, Executive Director of Mural Arts, Jane Golden, Octavius Catto re-enactor Bob Branch, and artist Keir Johnston unveil the mural honoring Octavius Catto to be installed at the Universal Institute Charter School on Catherine Street.(Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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On Octavius Catto’s 179th birthday, Philly Mural Arts honors ‘unsung hero’

One of Philadelphia’s lesser known visionaries just became a little more visible.

8 years ago

Community discussion on trauma, PTSD and access to mental health services at the Blackwell Regional Library in West Philadelphia, on Wednesday. (Bastiaan Slabbers for WHYY)
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In Philly’s black community, charting a way beyond decades of pain toward mental health

Nearly 50 people gathered at the West Philly Library on 52nd Street to talk about mental health in the black community.

8 years ago

This image released by Disney-Marvel Studios shows Chadwick Boseman and Angela Bassett in a scene from
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Arts & Entertainment

The magnificence of ‘Black Panther’ is in its re-imagining of Africa

Never has a Hollywood blockbuster film captured Africa and her people in such rich, layered, multitudinous ways.

8 years ago

Fatima Thompson, left, and her daughter Nasihah Thompson-King. (Abdul Sulayman/The Philadelphia Tribune)
The Philadelphia Tribune
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Referee prevents student from playing with hijab

Nasihah Thompson-King chose to stand up for her religious beliefs by taking a seat.

8 years ago

Radio Times
Arts & Entertainment

The power of ‘Black Panther’

Guests: Ariell Johnson, Salamishah Tillet, Dawud Anyabwile, Guy Sims Movie critics are saying that Marvel’s ...

Air Date: February 20, 2018

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Positive stereotypes can make people feel like failures if they don't fulfill them. (Jamie Jones/Getty Images)
NPR
Community

‘Strong’ black woman? ‘Smart’ Asian man? The downside to positive stereotypes

Once you buy that there's a connection between race and ability, it's a slippery slope to the bad stuff.

8 years ago

Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, performing with female dancers during this year's Grammy telecast, is a topic on this week's show. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images for NARAS)
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Reggaeton in the age of #MeToo

Today, we add to that national conversation by taking a look at women and their representation in reggaeton alongside some special guests.

8 years ago

The triangular patterns visible in Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther suit reflect what costume designer Ruth Carter calls
NPR
Arts & Entertainment

‘Black Panther’ costume designer draws on ‘the sacred geometry of Africa’

Designer Ruth Carter — whose previous films include Selma, Malcolm X and Roots — pulled colors, shapes, jewelry, and textures from tribes all over Africa.

8 years ago

Since no Hollywood movie with a predominantly black cast has ever had a bigger budget, there's a feeling of collective stakes Black Panther's its critical and commercial reception.
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NPR
Arts & Entertainment

Can Marvel’s Black Panther bear the weight of representation?

Black Panther has been at the center of the first superhero blockbuster hype cycle freighted with real political significance.

8 years ago

Philadelphia City Councilman Kenyatta Johnson. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Councilman Kenyatta Johnson to introduce bill for a hearing on racial disparities in the Philadelphia home loan market

"These disparities hurt all Philadelphians and likely impact my constituents disproportionately,” the Point Breeze councilman said.

8 years ago

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