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Race & Ethnicity

In this Nov. 14, 2017, photo, Attorney General Jeff Sessions testifies during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. An FBI report on black “extremists” is stirring fears of a return to a time when the agency notoriously spied on civil rights groups. An FBI report on black “extremists” is stirring fears of a return to a time when the agency notoriously spied on civil rights groups. Sessions, a former Alabama senator whose career has been dogged by questions about race and his commitment to civil rights, did not ease lawmakers’ concerns when he was unable to answer questions about the report or its origins during the hearing. (Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo)
Courts & Law

FBI report on black ‘extremists’ raises new monitoring fears

An FBI report on black "extremists" is stirring fears of a return to a time when the bureau spied on civil rights groups.

8 years ago

Cartoon from a student newspaper, The Nassau Rake, depicting two white men commenting on the attractiveness of black women in Princeton, June 29, 1853.
NewsWorks Tonight
Arts & Entertainment

Princeton to air out its own legacy of slavery

The Princeton & Slavery Project, a website of research documenting the university's historic record of slavery, will host a symposium on campus this weekend.

8 years ago

This weekend's Nerdtino Expo in Philly is being billed as the first-ever Latino-focused comic book convention on the East Coast.(https://www.nerdtino.com/)
NewsWorks Tonight
Arts & Entertainment

As geek media diversifies, Philly expo celebrates Latino contributions

On Saturday, "Nerdtinos" — or Latino nerds — will converge at the Nerdtino Expo in Philly, the first-ever Latino-focused comic book convention on the East Coast.

8 years ago

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A banner commemorates the 1903 opening of the Octavius V. Catto Elks Lodge in Philadelphia.
Arts & Entertainment

Philly History Museum offers primer on Octavius Catto’s life

Catto died too young to leave behind much in the way of material objects. The exhibition is document-heavy, with reproductions of historic archives and imagery.

8 years ago

Sessue Hayakawa and Tsuru Aoki in
Arts & Entertainment

Philly Asian American Film Festival brings attention to forgotten star of silent movies

The 10th annual Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival opens with "The Dragon Painter," a silent film with live indie pop score.

8 years ago

Actor, director and playwright Colman Domingo. (Kyrie Greenberg/WHYY)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

‘Lights Out’ turns the spotlight on the legacy of entertainer Nat King Cole

A new musical by Philadelphia native Colman Domingo is set in the ‘50s and examines issues of race through the iconic character of Nat King Cole.

8 years ago

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Members of the Nanticoke tribe dance at the 38th annual Pow Wow. (Paul Parmelee/WHYY)
First
Community

Nanticoke’s first female chief focuses on the future

Chief Natosha Norwood Carmine is the first female to head up the Nanticoke tribe in southern Delaware.

8 years ago

Police stand guard at the Frank Rizzo statue on the grounds of the Municipal Services Building. (Emma Lee/WHYY, file)
The Philadelphia Experiment
Courts & Law

Removing Rizzo statue a symbolic gesture; police must make real change

I am at once relieved that the Kenney administration made the right decision, and grieved that removing a symbol of brutality does not change the substance of this moment.

8 years ago

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The When Patriotism Meets Activism Panel featured Dr. Reggie Banks, CEO of Dunbar Associates, Joe Watkins, Republican Political Analyst at CNBC, James Paige, COO Community Council Health Systems, and Chad Dion Lassiter, FOX Contributor and President of Black Men at Penn. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Community

Black athletes' protests may have positive influence on mental health, panel suggests

Black athletes can serve as powerful symbols in a media culture that otherwise doesn't have many African-Americans, one panelist said.

8 years ago

Community members held signs in support of a DREAM act and DACA recipients outside Rep. Glenn Thompson's Centre County office in September. (Min Xian/Keystone Crossroads)
Keystone Crossroads
Politics & Policy

Local leaders in State College urge congressman to support DREAM Act

State College Mayor Elizabeth Goreham asked Congressman Thompson to support the passage of a DREAM act.

8 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

NewsWorks Tonight, November 1, 2017

In the week leading up to Election Day, candidates for Philadelphia District Attorney pound the pavement, seeking votes. A two decade old ...

Air Date: November 1, 2017

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Arts & Entertainment

Penn Museum's Day of the Dead celebration honors victims of earthquake, fires, and hurricanes

The centuries-old tradition celebrates lost loved ones with bright colors, music, dance, sweets, and storytelling.

8 years ago

A group of people, generally young, diverse in races
Money

Companies are looking for diverse ad teams to avoid blunders

Diversity in the advertising industry is becoming a higher priority for consumer product companies as they try to reach a new generation of customers.

8 years ago

Tom Wolf at the podium in Philadelphia City Hall, Council chambers
Politics & Policy

Pa. reviews business practices to ensure diversity in contracts

Gov. Tom Wolf visits Philadelphia to outline scope of study to uncover disparities in awarding government contracts.

8 years ago

Christopher Emdin
Education

What teachers need to know about connecting with students in urban schools

Christopher Emdin says it's time to do things differently in urban classrooms so students aren't left thinking "You don't get me."

8 years ago

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