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As today’s cultural critics clash over the term “people of color,” the Pittsburgh Abolitionist’s nearly 200-year-old ruminations may...

The government’s response to the opioid epidemic differs dramatically from its reaction to crack cocaine 30 years ago,...

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Tehilah Spencer led march in support of his brother on February 21, 2022, at 414 Grant Street. Photo Credit: Emmai Alaquiva

On the heels of her New York Times bestselling book 400 Souls (co-edited with Ibram X. Kendi), public...

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For too long, transparency and accountability have not been a part of policing but there are signs of change.

“I felt really powerless. I didn't understand my own power at the time. And I think using photography was a part of that process of reclaiming that power to control my environment because I'm able to literally frame and structure the way in which the world around me looks.”