Philly Netroots Addresses Disability Rights

September 16, 2019 0

On June 11, the Netroots Nation Convention kicked off in Philadelphia. One of the largest gatherings of progressive activists, volunteers, and leaders in the country, the five-day event started with a series of smaller pre-conferences […]

Out d’Coup for September 2, 2019

September 2, 2019 0

Out d’Coup | Dem Presidential Campaign Heats Up; Biden Annoys Philly Labor; Dorian Slams Bahamas; Greta Thunberg in NYC; U.S. SpaceCom; Free Will Releases A poll last week from Monmouth University showed a three-way tie […]

A Snowflake’s Lament

January 12, 2018 1

Has every generation that preceded mine felt as attacked and betrayed by their government as I’m feeling now? I’m sure in many ways they have…when they were forced to go to war. When their country […]

Polluting the City with Misogyny

May 23, 2017 2

Photo credit Sharayah Bower     So much has changed in Philadelphia since living here in 2011. There are more buildings, more shops, more eye-catching murals, more trees, more dog parks, and (thankfully) more bike […]

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