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Special Report: Philly Stories
Illegal trash dumping plagues Philadelphia’s Black and brown neighborhoods
It is common for developers to buy up vacant lots for cheap, and then leave them to fill with trash.
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Mayor Adams’ homeless sweeps recall history of Tompkins Square Park
Many unhoused people in Tompkins Square Park prefer the street to the shelter.
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Despite mayor’s push, some unhoused don’t want to live in shelters
Pavement Pieces · Despite mayor's push, some unhoused don’t want to live in shelters
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The city’s plan to fight racial inequalities in child birth is more doulas
The mayor says this expansion will provide free access for doulas for birthing families and focus on 33 neighborhoods with greatest social needs.
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LGBTQ community find a home in Big Apple Rec League
"I can no longer walk out of my door in New York City and be alone."
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An abundance of methadone clinics live in Harlem
Most Harlem methadone clinics are located near residential areas.
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The St. Patrick Day Parade Returns to 5th Avenue
The pandemic put a halt to this loud and joyful celebration of the Irish.
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Teaching Black History that begins in Africa can empower Black children
"Trauma would lessen, if children were taught at a young age what life was like before slavery."
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Delivering Fresh Food to the South Bronx
There are now a total of 11 Community Fridges in the Bronx, where anyone can take or give food. Even though this initiative is amazing, it is still not enough.
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Ghosting Landlords discriminate against renters who use housing vouchers
Even though its been illegal in NYC since 2008, and illegal statewide since 2019, discrimination against voucher holders is the most common type of housing discrimination in the city