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Bones Of Children Killed In MOVE Bombing Shuttled from Lab To Lab For Decades

Mourners of MOVE members killed in the bombing by the Philadelphia Police stand in front of their former headquarters. They raise their arms with the Black Power salute as the funeral procession for leader John Africa passes. The remains of two Black children killed in an infamous 1985 Philadelphia police bombing have gone missing, with two Ivy League universities unable to confirm their whereabouts. City lawmakers last year issued a formal apology for the attack on MOVE, a Black liberation advocacy group. The airstrike on a house occupied by MOVE members destroyed an entire block, reducing all the houses to rubble.

Bones Of Black Children Killed In Move Bombing Now Missing : NPR

Bettmann Archive toggle caption Bettmann Archive Mourners of MOVE members killed in the 1985 bombing by the Philadelphia police stand in front of their former headquarters. They raise their arms with the Black Power salute during the funeral procession for leader John Africa. Bettmann Archive The remains of two Black children killed in an infamous 1985 Philadelphia police bombing have gone missing, with two Ivy League universities unable to confirm their whereabouts. City lawmakers last year issued a formal apology for the attack on MOVE, a Black liberation advocacy group. The airstrike on a house occupied by MOVE members destroyed an entire block, reducing all the houses to rubble.

19,000 Pa voters and counting ditch the GOP | Morning Newsletter

19,000 Pa. voters and counting ditch the GOP | Morning Newsletter Ashley Hoffman, The Philadelphia Inquirer © TIM TAI/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS From left, University of Pennsylvania junior Joey Lohmann and senior Preethi Kumaran, two of the founders of Lockdown Letters, and senior Jenny Chang, a program ambassador, on the Penn campus in West Philadelphia on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021. Good morning from The Inquirer newsroom. First: Roughly 19,000 Pa. voters left the Republican party in the aftermath of the false election fraud claims. Then: COVID-19 has led to a sharp decline in cardiac surgeries. And: Philly will welcome new neighbors as President Joe Biden plans to resettle more of the world’s most vulnerable people to new homes in the region.

Penn Museum has hired its first Black director, who pivoted from physics to antiquities

Penn Museum has hired its first Black director, who pivoted from physics to antiquities Stephan Salisbury, The Philadelphia Inquirer © BAIDI WANG/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Penn Museum reopens with its famous Egyptian Sphinx after a renovation on Sat, Nov. 16, 2019, in Philadelphia. Pa. It wouldn’t seem to be the obvious career move for a kid growing up in Brooklyn and Queens. But for Christopher Woods, who has just been named the new director of the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology the first Black director to head the institution it was a passion. Who wouldn’t fall in love with decoding a dead language incised on ancient clay tablets?

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