Photo by Stephanie Olechowska Philadelphia Tenants’ Union members confront wealthy slumlord Ajay Raju of Cross Properties, which is behind the…
The Misrepresentative Nature Behind Gerrymandering: How Fair Districts PA Combats REDMAP
By Danielle Corcione Over the past few years, the Pennsylvania legislature and U.S. Congress have tilted dramatically to the…
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…
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…
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By: Anonymous some blackbirds always into the heart of it as the crow flies some blackbirds since, still, no…
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…
“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…
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…
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…
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