by Jos Duncan Asé | Feb 3, 2023 | News, Social Justice
Opinion Woman protesting for justice during march. Photo courtesy of Envato. In this first week of Black History Month, Black communities are still grappling with a centuries-old history of conflict with the police. In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a city where 44% of...
by Jos Duncan Asé | Jul 22, 2022 | News, Wellness
Twerking brings shame for some. Others use it to advocate for justice and wellness. Leaira Soulight, a wellness leader, teaches monthly twerk classes in Philadelphia. Photo courtesy of Soulaira Studios. By Jos Duncan Asé “This is a sacred space. There is no room for...
by Jos Duncan Asé | Mar 8, 2022 | Uncategorized
Every West-Philadelphian, born and raised, is talking about Peacock’s critically-acclaimed drama series Bel-Air. The show announced it has reunited original The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air stars Daphne Maxwell Reid (Frank’s Place, Snoops) and Vernee Watson-Johnson...
by Jos Duncan Asé | Jan 31, 2022 | News
By Jos Duncan Asé We know that “time is money” but we don’t often think about time as love. People who are leaving their jobs as part of The Great Resignation might also be part of “The Great Time of Soul Searching” or “The Great Time Spent Caring for Loved...
by Jos Duncan Asé | Jan 14, 2022 | News
By Sojourner Ahébeé for WHYY This article originally appeared on WHYY When Robert Joseph Taylor was a young child, he had a familial relationship with a child his aunt had taken in as her own. The child’s name was Pat. A friend had put Pat in the care of Taylor’s aunt...
