DJs At The Polls Brings Joy To Election Day
Imagine going to vote on Election Day and seeing the Cha Cha slide outside of your local polling place. It’s a likely reality this Election due to the efforts of DJs At The Polls.
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But What About The Rest of The Ballot?: A “Who’s Who” for the 2024 General Election
It’s time, Philly. One of the most historic election days is just on the horizon, and with certain rights on the line, your vote is needed now more than ever.
Ryan Boyer Reflects on the 2024 Presidential Election
Ryan Boyer analyzes 2024 campaigns’ focus on Black voter turnout in Pennsylvania, especially among Black men.
Attacking Voting Apathy With Comic Books
This latest issue takes on voting, emphasizing the power younger voters hold. Allen discusses how many feel as if their voice doesn’t matter, resulting in apathy and disengagement.
10 Tuesdays Til the Election: Last Minute Questions Before Election Day
Beyond common queries, voters should consider lesser-known questions about eligibility, privacy, and out-of-state voting this election.
A Chaotic Start to the Sixers Stadium Proposal
On October 24th, protesters came out in droves for the Philadelphia City Council’s hearing on the proposed Sixers Stadium in Chinatown.
Immigration Isn’t Just About Economics, It’s Also About Humanity
Back in Sierra Leone, there were no Halloween candy bags or Valentine's Day cards, no sidewalks stretching between neighbors' homes – just open land to traverse on foot.
Our Stories Matter; Why This Launch Was More Than Just a Party
Guess who was formally invited to the official Philly Download Launch Party? When the invite came my way, I was a little surprised.
An Invitation to Community: The Download Launch
October 16th was The Philly Download’s official launch event. It was more than just another party in Philly or a mere networking event. It represents a climate shift for the City.
10 Tuesdays Til The Election: Why should I bother to vote?
It's a common sentiment to feel disillusioned with politics, but voting remains a crucial way to influence the direction of your community and country. Here’s why your vote still matters:
The Muting of Black Parents’ Perspectives In The Education Fight
“This country has never been together,” I listened to my then 11-year-old niece say during a class over Zoom.
Black Owned Plant and Flower Shops To Get Home Ready For Fall
Cozy season is upon us. With many of us moving indoors as the temperatures drop, we might start missing our time outside, especially all of the plants. We might want to green up our space with a new plant buddy.
Vote Or Else Connects Civics, Celebrities, And Community
Imagine opening your front door to see former Eagles Quarterback Michael Vick canvassing your neighborhood.
The Cado Market Reminds Us Who We Are On The Way To Where We Are Going
On October 5th, The Cado Market took place at Design Philadelphia. The organizers of this market drew inspiration from the historic Colored Mechanics Fair to launch their own Innovation Fair—a vibrant platform for showcasing Black artists and craftspeople.
Ten Tuesdays Till The Election: I’m a student living away from home. Can I choose where to vote?
As a student living away from home, you have the option to vote using either your school address or your home address. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process: