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The Radnor-based firm invests in companies that address inequity, like Reconnect, whose interview with Rayshard Brooks was released just after his death at the hands of Atlanta police

Want to get more young protesters casting a vote? Start by taking them seriously

A third of Americans have medical bills they cannot pay. A New York nonprofit has helped eliminate $2 billion of that debt for the poorest of them

Recent events at The Inquirer and The New York Times raise questions both about racial hierarchy and the commitment to open discourse

In 1967, thousands of students marched to protest inadequate schooling for Black Philadelphians. In this new moment of racial uprising, a group of high schoolers won the right to honor them.

Heat and Covid-19 could make this the most dangerous summer on record. Two urban environmentalists with ways to make a more sustainable, resilient and just city.

Juneteenth, celebrating the end of slavery, is a City holiday for the first time today—but Black Americans' fight for freedom is long and enduring

Less police funding wouldn't have spared George Floyd's life or upended systemic racism. But real reform of police unions might.

The first in a series exploring Covid-19's effects on Black Philadelphians asks: What else is lost when someone dies?

Cities like New York and Pittsburgh allow the public to view every local government expenditure online. City Controller Rebecca Rhynhart wants to make that happen here, too

The veteran entrepreneur and founder of the Satell Institute is going all out to help nonprofits during Covid-19

Three years ago, Mayor Kenney "reestablished" the department's civilian oversight board. So, WURD's afternoon host wonders, what's so different this time?

The pandemic has survivors of domestic violence trapped at home with their abusers. France, Spain and others have figured out how to reach them

Remember the civil rights-era admonition to keep our eyes on the prize?

The New Orleans Police Department has been remade thanks to an innovative peer intervention program. Can the Philly PD undergo a similar culture change?

The Citizen's new columnist reflects on what today's media coverage glosses over: the long, wrenching story of black people in this country

A white suburban father of three young black men on whom is really responsible for the injustice of our criminal justice system

Catching up with Nikil Saval during the homestretch of his primary challenge to State Senator Larry Farnese

A group of bold-face name Philly business leaders are funding loans to small businesses left out of PPP and, in the process, providing all of us with an object lesson

Women's Way is set to expand a financial coaching program that has already helped 250 low- and moderate-income women save $115,000. Could it be the key to getting them through the pandemic?