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Artist Gavin Benjamin's portrait series "Break Down and Let It All Out" depicts Black people in Greensburg in the neighboring Westmoreland Museum of American Art.
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Njaimeh Njie's photo book "This Is Where We Find Ourselves" explores the legacy of loss.
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Neal Holmes, a therapist who specializes in treating Black Pittsburghers, talks about how the past 18 months has impacted his practice.
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Lawmakers passed the Fair Housing Act just one week after the assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. as riots flared in Pittsburgh and other…
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By the time Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was shot and killed on a Memphis balcony in April 1968, Pittsburgh's black community had been simmering for years…
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Hundreds gathered in front of the City-County Building on Friday afternoon as Mayor Bill Peduto and a diverse group of interfaith and community leaders…
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On a breezy Wednesday morning, a tour group of gardeners and members of Pittsburgh's nonprofit community visited all the green spaces the neighborhood of…
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Police chiefs have to lead officers toward strong relationships with the communities they serve, but in the past, the same department may have…
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Every day at Urban Academy Charter School in Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood begins with students, teachers, support staff and administrators gathered…
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Consultant Brian Burley says his new book YNGBLKPGH (Young Black Pittsburgh) is proof that his community produces a lot of success stories and that the…