Reggie Bryant: The Broadcaster Who Spoke Truth to Power
For many in the city, he was the only journalist who mattered.
OPINION: Meek Mill’s Prison Sentence Isn’t the Hill to Die On
Clay: Philly’s criminal justice system has screwed over countless people. Mill isn’t one of them.
The Unpatriotic Cynicism of the NFL’s Salute to Service
Making a spectacle of soldiers while restricting the speech of those protesting police brutality is the true definition of disrespecting their service.
OPINION: On the Million Woman March’s 20th Anniversary, I Don’t Feel Optimistic
Clay: What do we have to celebrate?
The Rizzo Statue Isn’t Going Anywhere
Clay: And supporters will have the Black community to thank.
Stop Using the Poor to Justify Your Hatred of the Soda Tax
Clay: Poor people don’t need cheaper soft drinks more than they need pre-K.
When Children Force Us to Remember What We’d Rather Forget
Clay: Students got a historical marker made for the MOVE bombing. But it has no home.
The Black Community Should Take No Joy in Bill Cosby’s Mistrial
Clay: They show him more love than he ever showed them.
A Celebration of Resilience in a Changed Neighborhood
Clay: Much like the culture it celebrates, Odunde is a testament to perseverance.
Progressives, I Am Done With You
Clay: I have no tolerance for bullies, no matter what side of the political fence they’re on.
Republicans and Free Speech
Clay: They could really learn something about it from Philly’s Hebrew Israelites.
What’s Behind the DOJ’s Abdication on Checking Police Abuse
Clay: Don’t be surprised if you see Army surplus tanks at the next BLM protest.