Political Misinformation Hits the Philadelphia Eagles
A deceptive ad using Eagles branding misled viewers, blending truth and fiction to spread misinformation online.
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A deceptive ad using Eagles branding misled viewers, blending truth and fiction to spread misinformation online.
First things first—you need to make sure you’re registered. The deadline to register for the 2024 election is Monday, October 21, 2024. If you miss that, you won’t be able to vote in this election.
The Cambridge Dictionary defines a coalition as “a group formed of different organizations who may disagree on key issues, or people who agree to act together, usually temporarily, to achieve something.”
A viral story claimed Beyoncé would perform at the DNC; attendees sharing soundcheck clips exposed the misinformation online.
The Free Library of Philadelphia is one of the best urban library systems in the country. Take advantage of all that a (free!) library card can afford you, from learning opportunities to free entertainment, kids’ programs, and more.
Why do these disparities exist? Well, the short answer is racism. But to fully understand how we as a city arrived to where we are now, we must first understand our city’s past.
You’ve seen Blair Nesmith’s work. You might not have realized it, but you’ve definitely seen it. Walking around Philly, scrawled on walls and surfaces, on buses, even as album art and t-shirt designs.
At this point in the election cycle, you've probably heard about Project 2025: the Republican vision for the future. This extensive document, over 900 pages, addresses topics such as education, housing, and public transportation and outlines the Republican plan for the future.
In recent weeks, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about the phrase “turned Black.” Former President Donald Trump uttered those words, seeking to cast doubt on Vice President Kamala Harris’ racial identity.