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A letter about a past abortion by Jay Coen Gilbert. Until the leaked draft decision that would eventually overturn Roe v. Wade, he writes, I had never told anyone — except my wife.
Citizen Board Member and MSNBC host Ali Velshi reveals a letter by Abigail Adams to her husband, John, imploring him to remember women's rights when forming this country.
Philly has more illegal dumping surveillance cameras than other major cities, but far fewer arrests and convictions. Here's what we know about illegal dumpers — and the system that rarely stops them.
Logan-born poet/musician Khemist is spectacularly gifted. He's one of the most talented artists Philly has produced this century--we just don't know it yet.
In the second installment of Business For Good, Larry moderates a conversation between a businessman (FS Investments' Michael Forman), a union leader (Ryan Boyer) and a politician (Maria Quiñones-Sánchez) about setting up Philadelphians for success. "It's time for our city to send a message of optimism and hope." Join us.
Why are Josh Shapiro and Doug Mastriano neck and neck? Is Dr. Oz underwater? Is PA going red? Catching up with legendary political consultant Neil Oxman to understand the polling.
That 6-week fetal "heartbeat" you hear is actually coming from the ultrasound machine. Citizen Board Member and MSNBC host Ali Velshi breaks down some of the most pervasive lies used by anti-abortion activists.
Council's passage last week of modest business tax cuts was more than a rebuke of progressives. It also might suggest that reasonableness is trending again.
Mary Summer is a Penn professor who co-created a documentary about illegal abortion in 1970. With Roe poised to be overturned, she looks back in order to see a way forward.
This 1971 documentary by Catha Maslow, Jane Pincus, Mary Summers and Karen Weinstein tells the story of two women in pre-Roe Massachusetts seeking out and obtaining illegal abortions. Their journeys are harrowing and represent a past that could once again darken our present.
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