Pittsburgh’s Black residents feel consequences of inequality more starkly than in other U.S. cities, new city report finds
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New Pittsburgh report examines racial and gender inequality together for the first time.
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How is the success of economic development measured? It depends on who you ask.
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The question of who is benefiting from development is one government officials, developers and neighborhood leaders grapple with as new construction drives change in Pittsburgh.
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Pitt to remove Dr. Thomas Parran’s name from university building. Here’s why.
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Barely a half-mile from the controversial monument to Pittsburgh-born Stephen Foster — set for removal after being criticized for honoring racism — stands Parran Hall.
The University of Pittsburgh building is named after Dr. Thomas Parran Jr., a public health icon whose legacy is irrevocably tied to racist, unethical medical experiments.
Pittsburgh’s black girls face lots of inequity barriers. Advocates want tangible change.
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Reports and data do not bring solutions. Actions do. And Pittsburgh leaders advocating against deep-rooted inequalities the region’s black girls face in our region know it.
They also know too well that the Pittsburgh region fails black girls.
