By Danielle Corcione Over the past few years, the Pennsylvania legislature and U.S. Congress have tilted dramatically to the … More
Author: phillypartisan
Reminder Day: Philadelphia’s First LGBTQ Rights March
By: Jarek Ervin Many people are familiar with the Stonewall Riots, a series of street protests that erupted in … More
A Few Words About Slavery on the Fourth of July
By: William McGuire On July 4th, Americans will commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence which, 241 years … More
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By: Anonymous some blackbirds always into the heart of it as the crow flies some blackbirds since, still, no … More
Timeline of Recent Queer Radical Struggle in Philly
**featured artwork is by Art and short stories by: Wriply M. Bennet, visit for purchases and comissions** 1954 — Cops from Frank … More
“We Are Meant to Get Free”: An Interview with the Black and Brown Workers Collective
By: Caleb Gallus Organizers from Philly’s Black and Brown Workers Collective (BBWC) reflect on their recent organizing work combating race … More
To the unsung, with love
By: Gene Patrick May 17th marked the unceremonious release of whistle-blower and American hero Chelsea Manning from military prison, over … More
Trapped in the Gig Economy
By James Yeun If you haven’t worked in the “gig economy”, chances are you have at least taken part. But … More
Chamber of Commerce Lawsuit: Nothing But Capitalism At Work
By Mackenzie Yoffe Morris In April, the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, an organization advocating for the interests of predatory … More