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Policy Compliant Violence: Deporting Your Neighbor Won’t Make Philly Safer

By Kevin Carlson About 150 people gathered Tuesday June 10th in response to the kidnapping of 5 people by ICE and … More

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Headless Courage: Anti-ICE Protests vs. Police Brutality

By Marine Tucker When ICE kidnapped 5 people off the street in the morning of Tuesday, June 10th, Philadelphians mobilized … More

abolish ice, activism, community building, direct action, history, immigration, news, organizing, philadelphia, philly, police brutality, politics

In Case You Missed It: May

“Pro-Life” Necromancy Takes Root In Georgia By I. Pliskin The idea of zombies and invasions of the living dead have … More

abortion, activism, advocate, coronavirus, education, gender, neurodiversity, philadelphia, philly, reproductive health, smog, trauma, zionism
A crowd of people walking down a city street. Those in front are holding a banner that reads, "GAY PRIDE". Image in black and white.

Philly’s Furtive Fraternity (How Queer Elders Survived Frank Rizzo’s Philly) 

By Nora Gordon The “Furtive Fraternity”, written by Gaeton Fonzi during the winter of 1962 in Philadelphia Magazine, was the … More

activism, books, gay, gay rights, history, lgbtq, philadelphia, philly, queer

In Case You Missed It: April

Philadelphia Guaranteed Income Pilot By I. Pliskin A subtle part of the “American Dream” is the idea that even if … More

abolition, american dream, basic income, bathroom bill, class mobility, constitution, history, ice, lgbtq, news, palestine, philadelphia, politics, prison, septa, temple, trans, upenn, writing

In Case You Missed It: January

Highlights from items in the local and national news this past month that you might not have heard about, along … More

abolition, atlantic city, budget, cherelle parker, corruption, Homelessness, housing, in case you missed it, landlords, Larry Krasner, news, philadelphia, politics, real-estate, septa, vice taxes
Half-tone image of city snow.

You Might Have Missed It: December

Highlights from items in the local and national news this past month that you might not have heard about, along … More

abolition, bird flu, health, labor, news, philadelphia, politics, prison, transgender, union, unions, you might have missed it

Broad Street Ministry Providing Services to Philly’s Most in Need

The goal of all services at Broad Street Ministry is not telling people “what to do,” but to provide healing for some of the most resilient people of Philadelphia.

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Philly Protests Strikes Against Syria

Photos by Muffy Ashley Torres On Saturday, April 14th, Philadelphia activists and organizers from the Black and Brown Workers’ Collective, … More

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