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 The cast of ''We Shall Not Be Moved,'' (from left) John Little (tenor Daniel Shirley), John Blue (countertenor John Holiday), John Mack (baritone Adam Richardson), Un/Sung (spoken word artist Lauren Whitehead), and John Henry (bass-baritone Aubrey Allicock) stand in front of the boarded-up Osage Avenue home on the site of the 1985 MOVE bombing in Philadelphia. (Dominic M. Mercier for Opera Philadelphia)
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Opera Philadelphia offers first look at MOVE bombing opera

An opera based on the 1985 MOVE confrontation — when police dropped a bomb on an African-American activist commune in West Philadelphia ...

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 The 6200 block of Osage Avenue was the site of a 1985 bombing in Philadelphia. The final location of a marker remembering the MOVE bombing is not yet known. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Site for marker memorializing MOVE tragedy still not pinned down

At a Saturday afternoon ceremony in West Philadelphia, officials will unveil a state historical marker detailing the 1985 MOVE bombing, o ...

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Developers picked to rebuild at MOVE site face wary neighbors at project kickoff

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MOVE and memory: What is an appropriate monument for 6200 Osage Avenue?

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Historical marker coming to site of MOVE assault

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