Topic: George Floyd

The MSNBC anchor and Citizen board member on covering the protests, getting shot by a so-called rubber bullet, and whether the First Amendment is in peril

In the wake of the protests, this six-day effort will provide free yoga and meditation around town for Black Philadelphians

A novelist and Penn professor joined the massive Philly march for black lives on Saturday—and found hope amidst the grief

The president of a West Philly group representing 3,000 local businesses reflects on the devastation to his community—and the work needed to move forward

… which helps precisely zero black lives today. Remember the civil rights-era admonition to keep our eyes on the prize?

Locals weigh in on what—if anything—should take over the spot formerly occupied by the controversial Frank Rizzo sculpture.

A white Temple professor acknowledges what she cannot know about racism in America—but what she must take responsibility for

The Citizen’s new columnist reflects on what today’s media coverage glosses over: the long, wrenching story of black people in this country

A Philadelphian wanted answers to why—after so many days of violent protests across the country—the City was unprepared for the looting. So he wrote to Mayor Kenney.

A white father of three young black men pens an open letter to white people