Colombian State Terrorism: Made in the USA
A two-day strike planned in Colombia at the end of April to reject an oppressive tax reform has turned into more than a month-long nationwide protest, capturing the attention and […]
Entries by Madison Kushner
A Tale of Two Cities: Rittenhouse Square vs Southwest Philly
Imbalances driven by discrimination, inadequate financing, and a lack of compassion for human life create poor living conditions in Philadelphia and across the U.S.. Resources such as full-service grocery stores, […]
“You can jail a revolutionary, but you can’t jail the revolution”: The Fight to Free All U.S. Political Prisoners Continues
Bruce Norris died of COVID-19 waiting for Governor Tom Wolf to approve his release. Norris spent 45 long years imprisoned and had a devoted family waiting to share life with […]
Unlivable: Philadelphia’s Minimum Wage
Will Biden double the wages of more than 140,000 Philadelphians with a $15 federal minimum wage? The closer the latest COVID-19 relief bill gets to being passed, the more this […]
Affordable For Who? Community Raises Concerns With Proposed Development in Southwest Cedar Park
Almost 100 residents from the surrounding area of 5000 Warrington Avenue joined a community meeting on Wednesday, February 17th about a proposed “affordable housing” development planned for the location. The […]