The tension may have seemed like it impeded progress, but it created a sense of urgency.
How Activism Resulted in Paid Sick Leave for Philadelphians
After 2 vetoes, 7,000 signatures and 5,000 knocked doors, Philadelphians have Paid Sick Leave.
Public Voice to Be Maximized at Upcoming Philadelphia Town Hall
Philly After Ferguson will offer a collective inquiry into improving policing, political participation and public perceptions of blacks.
Tension and Excitement Surrounds Upcoming Event Featuring Police and the Mother of a Slain N. Philly Man
But also great excitement from the community at-large, due to the leaders that will be aggregated to not only provide expertise, but to listen to concerns and demands.
Philadelphia Officers Charged in Brutality Case Had Significant Number of Complaints
On the force for less than 3 years, the two Philadelphia officers charged with assaulting Najee Rivera each had a sustained complaint for violating use of force policy.
How the Death of Trayvon Martin Birthed Black History
His murder gave life to perhaps to most lively and sustained debate on racial profiling.
Fueled by Nostalgia, Former Councilman’s Campaign for Mayor Becomes Official
If elected Mayor, he’ll work to move Philly forward by recreating the past.
Entitled Millennials, Stubborn Boomers, and How the Long Road to Freedom is Getting Longer
Tensions between generations in the black community threaten to move the movement nowhere.
The Country Philadelphia’s Next Mayor Should Visit and Why
Philly’s next mayor should travel to Finland to observe excellence in education.
Why I Celebrate Black History in the Making
Acknowledgments in life are greater than a holiday after death.
Indian Entrepreneur is an ‘Individual with Extraordinary Capabilities’
He’s an immigrant with one less problem and a dream to change the world. — In Sanskrit, his name means patience and courage, and that’s exactly what Mr. Dhairya Pujara had to employ over the last year and half as he fought to obtain a work visa that would allow him to stay in America…
DOJ Goes Silent on Report Owed to Philadelphians
Government official requests Philadelphians put pressure on Department of Justice to release the Collaborative Reform Review of Philadelphia Police Department.
Colleagues Say Farewell to “Witty” City Councilman Who Tackled Big Issues
Philadelphia City Councilman, Jim Kenney, who resigned from his position after 23 years to run for Mayor, is regarded for his wit and “institutional knowledge.”
The Major Police Reform That Could Ensure Service With a Smile
Police could soon be required to kill citizens with kindness.
How Philanthropy and Innovation Can Mitigate Voter Suppression in Philadelphia
Philanthropy and innovation can assist in registering English non-proficient citizens to vote in Philadelphia.
The Question I’m Often Asked as a ‘High Yellow’ Black Man
Before I’m even asked my name, people inquire about my race.