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“A Test For India and Its Future”: Philadelphia Stands With Kashmir

Nick MillmanTwitter: @n_millman Photo: Nick Millman Two weeks ago, on August 5, India’s right-wing ruling party, the Bharatiya Janata Party … More

Queer Liberation, Not Rainbow Capitalism

By Collin Zastempowski Photo by Nick Millman If you were at Philly Pride in June, “Pride was a riot, don’t … More

Local Anarchists, Neighbors Call For More Participation And Transparency At A-Space

By Suzy Subways [Note: Names with an asterisk * have been changed as protection against the police, who have historically … More

2019: The Fight Continues for Political Prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal

by Julie Liebershuck Photo by A.K.H. from Mumia Media Team In 1982, journalist, activist and political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal was … More

criminal justice, Larry Krasner, mumia abu-jamal, political prisoners, prison, racism

Philadelphia Students Don’t Want Cops in Schools

It’s important to note that these young people were not only expressing solidarity with Parkland students, but also rallying against school policing.

education, gun violence, philadelphia, philly, protest, school, student, walk-out, youth

Tough as Nails: Tenants Displaced by the Penn Wynn Mass Eviction Move Out — and Onward

Photos and text by Geoff Reed In June, all 239 tenants of the Penn Wynn House apartments in Wynnefield, West … More

displacement, eviction, housing, mass evicition, move, penn wynn, penn wynn eviction, philadelphia, philly, ptu, tenants, west philadelphia

REAL Justice Demands Black Community Control of Police

Despite this firsthand story of out-of-control police, no City Council members would support the coalition bill or any of its parts.

city council, coalition of real justice, move 9, mumia abu-jamal, philadelphia, philly, police brutality, real justice

The Most Powerful Player in Philadelphia

It’s not uncommon for unions to donate to political campaigns, supporting politicians that best represent workers’ issues. This union, however, goes far beyond that.

history, IBEW Local 98, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, johnny doc, philadelphia, philly, union

Not Asking for It: A Spectator’s Report on the March to End Rape Culture

On Saturday, September 30th, hundreds of people from different ages, races, genders, sexual orientations, and backgrounds gathered in Thomas Paine Plaza at 11:00 am geared up to march. They carried various signs saying, “My Body, My Choice” or “Don’t Cum Unless Invited.”

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