Examining the Queer Eye bump in the wake of the pandemic and the protests.

In the wake of an anti-Semitic Facebook post by the head of the Philadelphia NAACP, a reminder that if we rally in support of social justice, we must rally in support of social justice for all.

Yes, the convenience-store chain just announced the world’s first drive-thru-only Wawa.

“I haven’t seen so many middle fingers since I graduated from Cardinal Dougherty,” says the most hated man in The Villages.

And, no, it’s not a good kind of record.

The debate surrounding the statue in South Philly has lacked a key ingredient: factual coherence. So we enlisted Matthew Restall, a Penn State professor of Latin American history, to help us sort fact from fiction.

Recent controversies involving Black public figures and antisemitism show how a lack of intersectionality in combating such bigotry has furthered its vitriol.

Plus: One of Larry Krasner’s biggest friends comes out against him.

But they’re not exactly issuing a lot of citations for COVID violations.

Changes prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Plus: South Jersey gym owners finally arrested for illegal reopening. And so much for the start of MLB.

As the nation reckons with its racist past, we wanted to know what Philadelphia’s Black community would consider real, substantive progress and change.

Keir Bradford-Grey on the need for more investment in public schools and on how the justice system limits possibilities for youth in the Black community.

Megan Malachi on the need to disband the police, institute community-led models of public safety and pay reparations.