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What Is stop-and-frisk and how it has been used in Philadelphia? Criminologists say it can be constitutional and useful if carefully controlled.
Philadelphia has reduced school-based arrests by 91% since 2013.
I remember what life was like before the Affordable Care Act and I’m not going back, political strategist Antjuan Seawright writes in response to Trump's latest threat to Obamacare.
From coups to killing unarmed civilians to alienating potential allies, Henry Kissinger's power- and transactionalist-oriented approach to foreign policy produced a series of destructive outcomes.
Who can defend voting rights? An appeals court ruling sharply limiting lawsuits looks likely to head to the Supreme Court.
Pastor Rhonda Thomas helped develop a digital toolkit that guides faith communities in teaching a complete retelling of Black history in their own way, in their own spaces.
Black-led community development financial institutions can counter barriers to prosperity.
The law keeps guns from domestic abusers.
Polls may do poorly at picking a winner, but they do better in helping pollsters, journalists and voters understand what issues matter and why they matter.
The very thing that parental rights advocates want to exclude in 2023 is the very thing that parental rights groups of the 1960s fought to have included: an accurate depiction of Black people in tAmerican history and culture.
White patients are more likely than Black patients to be given opioid medication for pain in American emergency departments.
Given widespread voter purges, advocates are concerned that some voters may be removed from the rolls without their knowledge.