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Senator Sharif Street Balling to get things done

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Philadelphia votes to ban ski masks to decrease crime. Opponents worry it'll unfairly target some

Philadelphia City Council passed legislation to ban ski masks in some public spaces, a measure supporters say will increase public safety amid high violent crime--but opponents argue it will unfairly target people without proof of any wrongdoing.

Out of NO Way, Coach Derrick Stanton is Making a Way

In my column today, I want to share information about two organizations that one man is helping to take to the next level.

Keystone First teams up with the Church of Christian Compassion to serve Thanksgiving meals to homeless people

Keystone First, the largest Medicaid health plan in Southeastern Pennsylvania, teamed up with the Church of Christian Compassion to provide Thanksgiving Day meals for thousands of homeless men, women, and children in Philadelphia.

GLOW Big or Glow Home: South Jersey's Festive and Dazzling Holiday Destination!

There’s a dazzling new place to feel festive this holiday season in the heart of South Jersey’s Washington Township region. GLOW offers a luminous drive-thru light display and interactive holiday experiences for the whole family to enjoy!

Philadelphia Housing Authority and Zipcar partner to bring car-sharing vehicles to residents

The Philadelphia Housing Authority, the nation’s fourth largest and leading housing authority, and Zipcar, the world’s leading carsharing network, celebrated the launch of a new partnership that will provide shared vehicles to residents of the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA).

Touching All Communities 26th Annual Toy Giveaway December 3rd

Supreme Gospel Entertainment along with Germantown Church of the Brethren, X-pressions, Inc., Create the Look, Esther Productions, Indie Go Inspire, and others, are hosting the 26th annual Touching All Communities Toy Giveaway.

UNIVERSOUL: Bringing Spirit to Philadelphia under the Big Top!

If you’re looking for an uplifting experience, then be sure to see UniverSoul’s Spirit of Soul before they continue on their tour.

CIVICS 101

Every other year or so, why is it that we, the American public, start hearing more news stories circulating about a threat to the Voting Rights Act? Why is that? Is it because of lawmakers like Ron De Santis, who want to roll back all progress made since before 1950 or something? Well, the story is back out there again.

Mayor Elect makes Phenomenal Choice for Police Commissioner

Ladies and Gentlemen, My Brothers and Sisters, I believe we should applaud our new Mayor Elect, Cherelle Parker, for her outstanding choice of Kevin Bethel for Police Commissioner.

The connection between neofascism and capitalism

As an ever-greater portion of the nation's total wealth goes to the top, it's hardly surprising that more of that wealth is corrupting American politics.

Make Room for Jesus this Christmas

Thanksgiving is over, and most of us are preparing for Christmas, but in the wrong way because we have the wrong conception of what--Christmas is all about.

Giving thanks to a Hometown Hero!

Thursday, November 16, 2023, was a day filled with celebration for the Strawberry Mansion Community and an opportunity to uplift those who continuously work to better the lives of our families and youth.

Jesse Jackson: America must lead

This weekend, President Biden published an opinion piece in the Washington Post laying out his goals and strategy in the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

Syphilis and other STDs are on the rise. States lost millions of dollars to fight and treat them

State and local health departments across the U.S. found out in June they'd be losing the final two years of a $1 billion investment to strengthen the ranks of people who track and try to prevent sexually transmitted diseases especially the rapid increase of syphilis cases.

Beware, Donald Trump is letting his inner dictator slip out

Donald Trump's acting more \"African\" again. Back when he was the new host of Comedy Central's \"The Daily Show,\" South Africa-born comedian Trevor Noah notably disagreed with those who thought then-rising presidential candidate Donald Trump was not \"presidential\" enough.

Jesse Jackson: America must lead

This weekend, President Biden published an opinion piece in the Washington Post laying out his goals and strategy in the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

All Black Errythang Poetry Book Set added to United States Library of Congress Collection

The World's Largest Library, Offering Access to the Creative Record of the United States, Accepts Thought-provoking Book About the Black Experience (Black PR Wire) In conjunction with National Family Literacy Day and the start of National Family Literacy Month.

Incoming Philadelphia mayor taps the city's chief of school safety as next police commissioner

Philadelphia Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker, who won her post by promising gun-violence-weary residents to get tough on crime, on Wednesday selected longtime police official Kevin J.

Small Business Saturday: Shop Locally & Support Your Community!

Small Business Saturday will be coming to your local Main Street on November 25 this year.

Want to Lead like a Builder? Ten senior leader sins to stop committing now

If you're a CEO, a member of the executive team, or any flavor of high-ranking leader, Dan Adams has a question for you: Are you a Builder...or are you a Decorator?

Federal Court Rules Pennsylvania Mail Ballots without a handwritten date on the outer envelope must be counted

A federal court in western Pennsylvania ruled that voters who submit mail ballots in time to be counted in an election but who mistakenly forget to handwrite a date on the return envelope or write the wrong date must have their ballots counted.

A Litany of Thanksgiving

For many years, I always cooked Thanksgiving dinner for our whole family and friends away from their homes.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 suffers another blow

Let's start with Make America Great Again (MAGA), that siren call to backward thinking.

Citywide Rally to Address Gun Violence Thursday, November 30th

Coming off of the heels of Thanksgiving, and the day before that a press conference by Mayor-Elect Cherelle Parker to announce who her Police Commissioner will be, and now, the 57+ Blocks Coalition is hosting a citywide rally to continue to address gun violence in Philadelphia.

Tools to Build Confidence and Self-Reliance (Pt 4)

A children’s dictionary is one of the greatest gifts you can give a Black child. When a child begins to turn the pages of a colorfully illustrated dictionary, learning becomes fun!

"T'is The Season of Selling and Buying"

Praise and Worship

Shapiro Administration invests $200,000 in Classroom-to-Career Welding Technology Workforce Development Program for Southwestern Pennsylvania

The Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Director of Workforce Development Initiatives, Gwen Ross, visited students and educators at the River Valley School District STEAM Academy in Indiana County to announce a new $200,000 investment by the Shapiro Administration to help meet the welding needs of regional businesses.

Kevin Bethel will be Philly's new top cop starting in January

Mayor-elect Cherelle L. Parker has already kept one of her promises and that was announcing who her pick would be for the next Philadelphia Police Commissioner.

Four ways the mainstream media is quietly helping Trump and his Republican allies

The mainstream media is helping Donald Trump and his authoritarian allies in four ways.