Archive (Page 283)

November 10, 2020

Virtual Improv Show Spreads Laughter Amidst Uncertainty

The improv group Eight Is Never Enough is among a community of comedians who've re-established a presence online in the time of COVID.

By Skyler Gausney-Jones

November 9, 2020

A Walk in the Park That’s Home to the Largest Confederate Monument

Although Stone Mountain serves as a popular tourist attraction in the South, it is also the largest conservative monument worldwide.

By Micaiah Kimble-Glover

November 9, 2020

In Her Final Book, RBG’s Words Live On

Although the Supreme Court justice is longer with us, she leaves a legacy with her biography.

By Lena Telep

November 8, 2020

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Declines to Intervene in Pennsylvania Election Funds Case

United States Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. refused to issue an injunction on Tuesday, November 3, for a federal lawsuit alleging illegal disbursement of grant funds designed to help increase Democratic voter turnout.

By Bobby Brier

November 8, 2020

Philadelphia Progressive Organization Says Their Fight Continues After Biden Win

Amidst a Biden victory, a Philadelphia organization reminds the city that it must keep fighting for justice.

By Anna Wesche