1/ Tony Lyle’s obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer begins with the question, “Is it possible to die of a broken heart?” Lyle died just months after his partner of 45 years, James N. Clark. #Pride2021
I am SO EXCITED to announce that Skype A Scientist will be combating the lack of representation for Black and brown folks in the biggest, most artistic way we know how...with a MURAL OF BLACK SCIENTISTS!!
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Next Friday, a "Ghost Ship" will appear beneath the Benjamin Franklin Bridge for one month as part of @DelRiverWfront's new Waterfront Arts Program.
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Video by Carsten Riede #discoverPHL
Then the Librarian thought of something she hadn't before. What if Gerald Ford Trapped in an Elevator Day, she thought, doesn't come from a plaque. What if Gerald Ford Trapped in an Elevator Day, perhaps, means much more than that?”
Happy Gerald Ford Trapped in an Elevator Day!
We're thrilled to have @MalakaGharib and Alli Katz to talk about and sign "I Was Their American Dream" on Friday, May 17th at 5 p.m.! Learn all about it here: https://t.co/2bvUTb94bo
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