Six deeply personal essays by Philadelphia African-American writers about figures in the city’s history.

The first Black woman to practice law in the state, she’s finally getting her due.

Her powerful singing changed the world.

The 72-year-old, City Councilwoman talks Wawa, bike lanes, and one gargantuan feline.

C’mon, you gotta ask?

We’re from Philly. No one likes us. We don’t care.

A before-and-after report on the 60 tons of trash from the Eagles parade.

Maybe the Inquirer and their Brit “experts” were still drunk when they crunched the numbers.

From the police to the fans to the toilets, here’s our graded review of the massive undertaking. (Guess what got an F?)

I went not as a devoted Eagles fan, but as a lifelong fan of my city — my now undeniably world-class city.

Yes, that includes porta-potties.

Chase’s timely f-bomb was great in ’08, but Kelce’s victory speech transcends it in every way.

Were you out along Broad or on the Parkway today? Here’s everything else that went down.

A man on fire.

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