Grievances, hundreds of dollars, and accessibility: Two Philadelphia nonprofits navigate City Hall for a Spanish-language translator
The city projects it will have spent at least $30,000 in translation services in 2024. A "vast amount" are from budget ...
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Philly teacher embraces AI but treads carefully amid data privacy and bias concerns
The Philadelphia school district wants educators to experiment with AI. But district leaders are still concerned about data ...
Philly man found dead on tarp in Andorra, estranged wife arrested for murder, police say
Police found Jordan Baxter, 38, lying on the driveway of a home on the block, between two cars, on top of a tarp. A gun was ...
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Wawa feels America's uncertainty and offers 'sense of comfort' as customers spend less
Wawa chief executive Chris Gheysens says he’s no “rock star CEO.” He’s busy enough trying to expand the Delaware County-based ...
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Inquirer closes community news desk, sparking outcry over diversity and equity goals
The shutdown of the nearly three-year-old initiative raises questions about the Inquirer’s commitment to DEI amid staff cuts ...
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Scoop: Inquirer lays off staff, ends Communities and Engagement Desk
The Philadelphia Inquirer is eliminating a news desk focused on covering the city's marginalized communities in its latest ...
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Colleges like Penn face ire as they try to comply with Trump administration DEI demands
When Chad Dion Lassiter was a student at the University of Pennsylvania, he was proud of the efforts the school made toward diversity, equity, and inclusion. It was ...