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Focusing on marriage licenses, mass media miss further LGBT challenges

Marriage has been important for LGBT communities, but there are perhaps more critical issues that have been unnoticed by the dominant culture and underreported in the media.

10 years ago

Panelist John Bright spoke about the moral leadership of LGBT civil rights victories.
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Overcoming homelessness, police abuse, transgender inequity, LGBT people reject life at the margins

WHYY hosted a public forum on Sept. 15 about the long-running priorities of LGBT communities that may be overlooked in the mainstream emphasis on marriage equality.

10 years ago

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Did you miss our Speak Easy forum? Read our guests’ essays here

With so much attention on the issue of same-sex marriage — and the continuing focus on Kim Davis — there are countless issues and per ...

10 years ago

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Like marriage, justice for homeless LGBT youth is about love and commitment

I ask that we expand our love to include members of the LGBTQ community who less frequently make headlines — homeless youth.

10 years ago

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Young and disadvantaged communities must actively oppose unfair redevelopment

Gentrification is a heart-breaking concern in the black community, which is being forced out of neighborhoods, because developers see potential that residents can't afford.

10 years ago

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The success of immigrant communities starts with support of neighborhood schools

To help my neighborhood succeed, the next mayor needs to know how critical it is to the Karen Philadelphia's community to support our city schools financially and politically.

10 years ago

 A mural is shown in Philadelphia's Mantua neighborhood at Fairmount Avenue and 34th Street. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Sharp increases in property taxes a threat to Mantua residents

The Mantua community stands united in demanding a moratorium tax freeze on property tax increases for long-time owner-occupied residences.

10 years ago

The corner of Fairmount and Corinthian marks the southwestern corner of Philadelphia's Francisville neighborhood.
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Equitable neighborhood development depends on overcoming racism, hate and fear

The most challenging issue for me with regard to my work is the barriers to communication created by prejudice and fear, particularly within my own ethnic group.

10 years ago

 Tony Abraham knew from an early age that he would have to dress the part to be considered 'American.' He is shown here at age 4. 'All that's missing from this photo is a raggedy dog and a T-Bone steak,' he says.
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The not-quite-white lies of a Syrian-American

"So what are you, anyway?" — It's a question I dread. I'm third generation Syrian-American, and there are reasons why I've never been vocal about it.

10 years ago

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Honoring life and legacy of Octavius Catto, 19th century civil rights champion

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts has organized a series of concerts, workshops, and educational programs centered around the life of Octavius Catto.

11 years ago

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In the Gap: African American doctors

About 6 percent of the nation’s physicians are African American; while about 13 percent of the population is black. Many experts s ...

14 years ago

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Phila. chips in for statue of civil right leader Octavius Catto

Plans to honor a Philadelphia civil rights champion with a statue are getting a boost now that the city will pay for one quarter of the cost. 

14 years ago

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Octavius Catto: A forgotten legacy

Octavius Catto was, in his day, as known for his civil rights activism as was Frederick Douglass.

14 years ago

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