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Players, fans and authors recall the landmark 1971 starting nine.
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About 100 current or former employees of the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh have signed an open letter charging the 37-year-old institution with racism…
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Despite admitting uncertainty about its findings, a panel has concluded that Penn Hills High School soccer players likely were targets of racial slurs at…
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The fallout continues over a popular Lawrenceville bowling alley’s firing Sunday of a DJ who posted on social media his photo of a sign there banning rap…
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The suicide rate among young black children is double that of their white peers, according to a new study co-authored by a Carnegie Mellon University…
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Ten unique towns dot the 150-mile nature trail that stretches from Cumberland, Md. to Pittsburgh, and up to 800 runners will experience them all on the…
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For nearly two years, a diverse group of 11 women have been meeting to ask a lot of questions. “We meet to discuss who we are within the context of…
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Brandon Sears, 15, started playing soccer for Pittsburgh’s Obama Academy this fall. It didn’t take long for an opposing player to call him the n-word.“I…
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A new study of capital punishment in Pennsylvania found that death sentences are more common when the victim is white and less frequent when the victim is…
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Carnegie Mellon University will publish an anthology of poetry and prose pieces in the fall, written by high school and college students. They're winners…