Keshler Thibert revisits a neighborhood tragedy in North Philly

Neighborhood advocates make the case for changing a street name honoring a white supremacist to one celebrating a local African American abolitionist

A sea change in African American culture is happening right now with roots in Philly history, says Keshler Thibert

A new study reports that over 10,000 residential properties in Philadelphia are currently in legal ownership limbo. Kimberly Haas unpacks the long term costs affecting the entire city

We have reached a milestone, Philadelphia! Join us in raising a glass to ten years of Hidden City

The decision by the City to close and demolish Carousel House in West Fairmount Park came as a surprise to many this summer. The shuttering of the beloved recreation center, which provided facilities and programing for people with disabilities, has displaced a tight-knit community indefinitely

The Philadelphia Neon Museum is officially open to the public and currently features a special exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the South Street Renaissance

What happens when whiteness is no longer the center of experience? The Colored Girls Museum in Germantown flips the script on conventional house museums and celebrates “home space” as the place where Black women and girls get things done.