Where the line gets drawn on political activism

Music and cultural events are returning throughout the winter. What concerts or performances are you most excited about? Send your thoughts to voices@philadelphiaweekly.com

With no major holidays for a while, the cold will drag on. What do you do to enjoy the winter lull? Send your thoughts to voices@philadelphiaweekly.com.

Shout out: The rule of law in this city is, shall we say, flexible, and corruption is a cost of doing business...

With the new year, Philly sets a tragic new record for murders in the city. In 2022, what do you most hope the city improves upon? Send your thoughts to voices@philadelphiaweekly.com.

Shout out: District Attorney Larry Krasner recently said the city is not experiencing a “crisis of crime.” Is Krasner right? Or is the city experiencing a “crisis of crime”? Send your thoughts to voices@philadelphiaweekly.com.

Local corruption and the decline of freedom during the pandemic

Politicians and local residents both need to act

Philadelphians Tiffany Lavelle and Bryan Landis’ friendly dog “Saint” never stood a chance to leave ACCT PHILLY alive. His death stems directly from the shelter board’s decision to hire recidivist kill pound leaders Aurora Velazquez and Summer Dolder. As part of a leadership team, under the auspices of Animal Care and Control...

Thanksgiving is quickly approaching. Will your celebration this year be different from last year’s? Send your thoughts to voices@philadelphiaweekly.com.