Meet 6 Black women leaders in Philly’s criminal justice system

From sheriff to public defender to prison commissioner, these women are in charge.

History forgot this ‘Founding Mother’ of the United States

If not for being a woman, her name would be as well known as Franklin, Jefferson, Adams and Washington.

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Good news: On mammograms, Philadelphia beats the national average

There's still a striking disparity between neighborhoods across the city.

Gritty becomes the (unofficial) face of stopping street harassment

A local art group used the mascot's likeness for its annual anti-catcalling campaign.

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Women’s History Month Quizzo: How well do you know the female forces driving Philly?

24 trivia questions about the city's woman-led past, present and future.

Laura Carnell was instrumental in founding Temple University

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Philly’s first licensed woman architect designed this round building in Columbus Square. It’s slated for demolition.

Here are *40* ways to celebrate Women’s History Month in Philly

Happy hours, film screenings, panel discussions, dinners, dance parties and more.

So if Hannah Callowhill Penn was really more instrumental in PA than William — should we change our name?

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Women’s History Month gets an early kick-off Thursday

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Jenea Robinson opened up her South Street boutique in December, meant to be “true beauty supply experience for women of color”

At Temple, a handful of black women are starting their own businesses while earning their undergrad degrees

Who’s leading Philly’s hot food scene right now? A sisterhood of impressive women chefs

Philly Women’s March: Pics from the crowds, despite conflict and chill

People came out from all corners of the city.

T-minus two days until the Women’s March. Here’s everything you need to know, including street closures and parking

INBOX: Streets near the Parkway will be closed Saturday for the Women’s March(es)

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Here are the road closures for Saturday’s Women’s March

There are two competing groups being organized, but both plan to use the Ben Franklin Parkway.

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Philly government is only 35 percent female, versus 53 percent of the city’s population

The info comes via the annual Philadelphia Workforce Diversity Report.

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Jenea Robinson’s goal was to create a beauty boutique in Philly that is calm and inviting, particularly for black women.

The Philadelphia Women’s March is still on for Jan. 19, despite controversy between local and national chapters of the group