Election Day and the not-so hyped up after party.
10 Photos Taken in Philadelphia and the Story of Service Behind Them
These people are helping to make Philly a great place to live, work and play.
Most People Forgot About This Attempted Murder Case; Here’s Why It’s Relevant Again
A teenager in Philly may get his life back after his accuser failed to identify him in a voice lineup.
His Entire Term as Governor Was Tainted With Protests
Years of civil disobedience from Philadelphians preceded Tom Corbett’s loss in PA Governor’s Race.
I Voted, But I’m Disappointed
I was bored by the ballot.
The President of This HBCU Tried to Speak for All Men and Failed
He didn’t win me over with his rant on men and rape.
5 Things You Can Do After Voting to be a Civic Engagement Champion
Casting a ballot is just the beginning.
What Some Elders Don’t Seem to Understand About Leadership
Leadership is a lifestyle, not a position.
What My Father Taught Me About Street Harassment
My dad made it seem like it was normal to make cat-calls to women on the street.
How Toy Guns Exposed a Government of Neighborhoods
Like Philly’s neighborhoods, city agencies are siloed and don’t always talk to each other.
The Millennial Mayor and His Advice to Taxpayers
Mayor Alex Torpey would like to see civic innovators, particularly millennials, run for office.
What the Editor of Forbes Would Do if He Was a Small Town Mayor
If Randall Lane were Mayor he’d cut taxes and red tape and treat all entrepreneurs like a big-time celebrity.
People Other Than Pennslyvania’s Governor That You Should Blame for Poor Philly Schools
Poor and mismanaged schools in Philadelphia have been the story for decades.
This Might Be the Most Awful Policy Ever Proposed
Lawmakers aim to silence a very specific group of people.
If I Were a Philadelphia Public School Student I’d Strike, Too
Students in Philadelphia strike back after the School Reform Commission canceled labor contract with teacher’s union.
An Open Letter to Kanye West Re: Ingenuity and Creativity
Kanye West wants to live in a multiplicity of identities, but the world wants him to be one-dimensional.