No matter the point made by any talking head the conversation must always come back to #BlackLivesMatter.
A Philadelphia Activist Went to Baltimore, What He Saw Contradicted Mainstream Media
It was both skepticism and curiosity that inspired Philadelphia activist, Mr. Paul “Frosty” Jackson, to travel to Baltimore with comrades to “get the real scoop” after hearing and seeing so many news stories about riots and looting.
Why is Everyone Laughing at This Philadelphia Mayoral Candidate?
Milton Street’s candidacy is perceived by some as the comic relief, but why?
What Many Black Americans Want to Hear From Police
An admission of wrongdoing and a change of ways will go a long way in improving police and community relations.
Philadelphians Vocalize Policing Concerns in Solidarity With Baltimore
Some attendees at #PhillyIsBaltimore expressed concern about policing tactics, while others advocated for the government’s downfall.
Philadelphia Organization That Sued Police Website for Racism Endorses Senator for Mayor
State Senator’s zero-tolerance for hate speech among police assisted him in landing endorsement from black cops association.
Frmr. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Unimpressed by His Successor
Despite national fame and access, Philadelphia’s Police Commissioner criticized by his predecessor for bad recruitment policies and a lack of a community policing mindset.
The Mayor of Baltimore Thinks Arresting Looters, Not Violent Cops, Will Restore Law and Order
Baltimore’s Mayor willing to use the law to punish looters; no word on cop’s consequences for severing Mr. Freddie Gray’s spine.
Were Damages Sustained in Baltimore During Protests Causalities of War?
A prominent activist who marched for Freddie Gray on Saturday blames city officials for any damages sustained.
A Reminder of Costly Police Reforms
Police reforms are needed, but they’re not cheap.
Impending Bill Values Police’s Feelings Over Citizens’ Rights
The priority of two Pennsylvania politicians shows extreme polarity in policing debate.
Philadelphia Police Deptartment Optimistic About Reforms and Civilian Oversight
Philadelphians who represent a wide variety of professions and communities have been tapped by Mayor Nutter to join the Community Oversight Board.
Wasn’t Black Philadelphians’ Political Birthright Taken in The Early 90’s?
Following the logic of some in Philadelphia’s black political class, it would seem Ed Rendell is in possession of the black political birthright.
Who Was Empowered to Create the Black Political Agenda in Philadelphia?
Black people aren’t monolithic, but that didn’t stop city leaders from creating a black political agenda, or the media from assigning a future voice of black Philadelphia.
Why the Future of Education Means Fewer Teachers
The 21st century won’t require traditional teachers or common classrooms.
Philadelphia City Council Members Weigh in on Veterans Affairs
Council President won’t entertain thought on Director of Veterans Affairs, though one Councilman says the city can do better.