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Indigenous People's Day will be celebrated on the second Monday of October. Photo: Inquirer.

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No more Columbus

The long-overdue change comes as another part of the city’s six-month “Pathways to Reform,…
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Philly theatre artists and activists protest the Walnut Street Theatre and demand change in leadership on Friday, June 18. Photo courtesy: Jenna Pinchbeck, Protect the Artist. 
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Toxic Theater?
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As encampment sweeps increase, communities across the country continue to be affected. Photo: Maritza Zuluaga/AL DÍA News
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Philly sweeps encampments
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Co-founders of Call Your Sister podcast, Astrid Ferguson and Alex Hodge strive to empower and share stories of other Latinas. Photo Courtesy: Alex Hodge 
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Latina podcast on the rise
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Secretary Mayorkas is spearheading FEMA’s collaboration with the City of Philadelphia to open the city’s first mass-vaccination site. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA File
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Mayorkas comes to Philly
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Tildie's Toy Box opened in July 2016 and provides diverse novelties for kids to try. Photo: Tammy Bradshaw Photography
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Breaking the stigma
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O'Malley has focused on giving local farmers and producers a helping hand by using their products. Photo: Inquirer.
Advocacy
A new 'start'
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The non-profit thrift store has been around for over 15 years. Photo:likealocalguide.com
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Philly AIDS Thrift
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Michael Feinberg opened his rock climbing facility in May 2019. Photo courtesy of Reach Climbing.
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Looking for a new adventure?
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Colleen DeCesare and her wife Jennifer opened up the local coffee shop on Jan. 20, 2007. Photo: Instagram.
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Black 'n Brew Positivity
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The restaurant opened three months before the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo:usarestaurants.info
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Southern eats in Passyunk
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Jennifer Low and Sean Williams opened their cake shop in 2015.
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Cakes in Mt. Airy
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Ringo Roseman opened up Bagel Place in 2017, wanted to also give back to the community. Photo: Philly Inquirer
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The Community Bagel Place
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Amy Edelman owns The Night Kitchen bakery that is in the heart of Mt. Airy. Photo: Courtesy of Amy Edelman.
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Sweet treats in Mt. Airy
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Uncle Bobbie's Coffee & Books have been around since 2017. Photo: courtesy of UncleBobbies Coffee & Books
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Backing Uncle Bobbie's
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With the help of their local community, Byron and Natasha Dockett managed to open their restaurant, UnSoul Food in South Philly. Courtesy of 6abc.
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A new twist on soul food
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J&J supermarket offers a variety of snacks that are specifically imported from Latin countries. Courtesy of J&J 
Advocacy
A Hidden gem in South Philly
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Jeffrey Whittingham is giving back to the city that inspired him, by giving free Brazilian jiu-jitsu lessons to underprivileged children. Courtesy;Whittingham
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Footballer Turned Mentor
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Meme culture was able to provide some comfort during this tumultuous ride. Photos: Twitter
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2020 Election in Memes
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Cuatro emprendedores de Nueva York decidieron crear “Croissant”, una plataforma online que ofrece a los usuarios la posibilidad de elegir entre diferentes espacios de coworking en su ciudad, incluida Filadelfia, sin tener que pagar una tarifa fija mensual. Una especie de “Airbnb” de los espacios de trabajo.
Entrepreneurs
No Need to Order Croissant
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Source: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement; Credit: Jared Whalen/Philadelphia Inquirer
Policy
No Brotherly Love in ICE
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Climate change rallies takeover Philly.
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Philly protests for climate…
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Dancers of RubberbanDance Group mid performance
Heritage and History
Breaking Boundaries with…
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A woman wears the a mask with the Puerto Rican flag at the parade.
Heritage and History
Tracing the Diaspora: From…