Listen to the interview edition here: Philadelphia made national headlines on Wednesday after federal workers replaced the slavery memorial at the President’s House […]
On Monday, Philadelphia attorney and civil rights activist Michael Coard was granted access to the secret location where the federal government has stowed away “Freedom […]
Earlier this month, during the 400th anniversary of the first enslaved Africans’ forced arrival in colonial America, Pennsylvania state Rep. Chris Rabb put forth what some […]
New research compiled by undergraduate students at the University of Pennsylvania has forced the Ivy League school to confront its institutional and historical ties to […]
If there’s one thing about the progressive left you can be sure of, it’s this: What it promulgates today will be five times more radical […]
After a long debate over who would replace Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill, the United States Treasury has thrown the country a curveball: Hamilton […]
A version of this column ran in 2011. October 2, 2014 — or thereabout — will be the 214th birthday of Nat Turner. I say “thereabout” because […]
The image seen here is a depiction of the way that slaves were transported on ships. And a Lancaster newspaper decided to use these deplorable […]
A version of this article ran last year. As you take your lunch break tomorrow in Center City, stroll over to Front and Market where […]
