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Our greatest actors transport us through the magic of fiction, one short story at a time. Sometimes funny. Always moving. Selected Shorts connects you to the world with a rich diversity of voices from literature, film, theater, and comedy. Hosted by Meg Wolitzer.

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Herb Washington poses for a portrait outside his McDonalds restaraunt in Niles, Ohio, Thursday, Jan. 3, 2002. (AP Photo/Ron Schwane)
Courts & Law

Black franchise owner sues McDonald’s, cites persistent bias

The lawsuit says that McDonald's' discriminatory practices have led to a $700,000 sales gap between Black-owned franchises and those owned by white people.

5 years ago

Anne Ishii holds up a poster at an exhibit
Arts & Entertainment

Skate park installation and printmaking exhibition bring queer and trans artists together

The Asian Arts Initiative now has a ‘skate room,’ wheat-pasted with original posters by Philadelphia artists of color who identify as queer and/or trans.

5 years ago

Dr. Carmen Guerra and colleagues partnered with Einstein Medical Center and the Rev. Leroy Miles of Enon Tabernacle Church in Philadelphia to establish a socially distant drive-by FluFIT clinic to simultaneously administer flu vaccines and fecal immunochemical tests for colorectal cancer screening. (Courtesy of Carmen Guerra)
Health

Black and Hispanic Americans are most likely to miss health screenings due to COVID-19. A Penn physician is meeting the need.

The numbers have been especially stark for colon and breast cancer-screening rates, which dropped by 90% at the height of the pandemic.

5 years ago

Leyla McCalla, narrator of the radio program Kanaval: Haitian Rhythms (Courtesy of Rush Jagoe)
Community

Haitian American musician says first Black-led republic should be celebrated during Black History Month

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn speaks with musician Leyla McCalla, who plays Twoubadou music to connect with her Haitian heritage.

5 years ago

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(AP Photo/Richard Vogel, File)
Radio Times
Health

What we owe essential workers

Essential workers have played a critical role to keep our lives and economy going during the pandemic. Why haven't we given them the pay and protections that they deserve?

Air Date: February 12, 2021 10:00 am

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Composer Tyshawn Sorey (John Rogers)
Arts & Entertainment

‘Save the Boys,’ a 134 year-old poem made fresh for 2021

Opera Philadelphia commissioned the composer to use the 1887 Frances Harper poem “Save the Boys” as opera for the Black Lives Matter movement.

5 years ago

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Reagan Campbell, 25, of Philadelphia, is a stylist who wants women to feel confident to wear their hair how they want. (Courtesy of Reagan Campbell)
Community

Black women celebrate growing support for the CROWN Act in Delaware

Delaware appears poised to pass legislation protecting Black people with natural hairstyles from discrimination.

5 years ago

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Lower Moreland High School (Google Maps)
Education

A crisis of racist anti-Asian speech surfaces at Lower Moreland High School

Last month, hate speech in a student group chat caused public outcry in this Montgomery County school district. Now, the district is working to manage the damage.

5 years ago

Listen 3:32
A close-up photo of Jamira Burley
Community

The ‘untold’ revolutionaries: Identity series explores lesser-known Black social movements

The most recent installment of Philadelphia journalist and storyteller Sofiya Ballin’s Black History Untold series explores the 'untold' histories of Black social movements.

5 years ago

Listen 4:59
Adrian Miller, the author of 'Soul Food: The Surprising Story of an American Cuisine, One Plate at a Time.' (Courtesy of Adrian Hill)
Community

Attorney-turned-author to defend soul food at the Camden library

The author of the award-winning “Soul Food” book says don’t be afraid of the health and history of soul food.

5 years ago

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Courts & Law

After difficult first year as Philly’s top cop, Black women stand by Danielle Outlaw

Wednesday marks one year since Danielle Outlaw became the first Black woman to lead Philly’s Police Department — a year that saw surging homicides and police brutality.

5 years ago

Jimi Lewis, the senior skating instructor at Laura Sims Skate House, holds a flyer from 1986 that he created. (Taylor Allen/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Community

West Philly is home to the first U.S. ice skating rink built by and for a Black community — and this week it turned 36

Laura Sims Skate House was the first U.S. ice skating rink created for an African American community by an African American architect.

5 years ago

Dancers from the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape tribe join hands with spectators at the 2019 Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration at Penn Treaty Park in Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Community

Indigenous Peoples’ Day to replace Columbus Day in Philly

The city of Philadelphia will no longer observe Columbus Day — and that has organizers of the city’s annual parade up in arms.

5 years ago

Business on the 60th Street shopping corridor in West Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Community

Comcast offers $10K grants to small businesses owned by people of color

Next month, small businesses owned by people of color in Philly, Chester, and four other cities can apply for $10,000 grants offered by the media giant.

5 years ago

In this July 22, 2020 file photo, Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., speaks, during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing
Health

Booker re-introduces ‘Momnibus’ legislation to improve Black maternal health care

The “Momnibus” was originally introduced in March 2020 but got little traction because it was just days before the country was thrown full bore into the COVID-19 pandemic.

5 years ago

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