This Black August, we take a look at the Black women political prisoners whose sacrifices the movement often leaves out.
Over 200 years ago, what is considered the first mass protest meeting ever held in the U.S. by Black Americans took place in Philadelphia.
Andre Howard Jr., Trey's father, told ABC News the conversation took place once Trey awoke from a successful surgery.
A small plane carrying two people in the area of Roosevelt Boulevard and Cottman Avenue in Philly crashed, police confirmed.
Questlove has teamed up with the University of the Arts to launch a scholarship program for emerging creatives.
Rapper Meek Mill donated $30,000 to provide gifts for students and their families during the holiday season.
A group of Black Philadelphia-based doctors is on a mission to ensure that communities of color have access to adequate COVID-19 testing.
A Philadelphia nonprofit received a $300K grant from NBA player Tobias Harris to increase the representation of Black teachers.
Two brothers launched Philadelphia’s first Black-owned delivery service.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art is expanding its collection with pieces of work created by Black self-taught artists from the South.
Hakim’s Bookstore in West Philadelphia nearly shuttered two years ago but with the help of the local community, the business has been revived.
Brennon Jones, the Philadelphia man behind the “Haircuts 4 Homeless” initiative, was gifted with his own barbershop.