Racial Equality Discussions Have Tensions Running High
The racial divide in opinions over the police shootings of unarmed black men is playing out as tension among friends both in person and on social media, especially during holiday socializing.
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The racial divide in opinions over the police shootings of unarmed black men is playing out as tension among friends both in person and on social media, especially during holiday socializing.
8th District Councilwoman Cindy Bass -- representing parts of the city's northwest -- says too many traffic tragedies could have been prevented if drivers simply slowed down.
In a prepared statement, Camille Cosby says the man being portrayed in the media right now is not a man that she recognizes.
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The incident was reported around 9:15 p.m. Monday at the 600 block of Glenfield Avenue.
Scammers who manipulate how their phone number appears on caller ID could face a $10,000 fine under a measure unanimously approved by the Assembly.
Campus Philly president Deborah Diamond says a lot of elements figure in to that decision -- with job prospects, restaurants and nightlife, and public transportation the top three. But another factor really jumps out.
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A casino workers union in Atlantic City defied a company-imposed deadline Monday to withdraw its appeal of a court-ordered, cost-cutting package.
