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- Joseph Lichterman highlights A More Perfect Union, a local journalism effort to uncover systemic racism in Philadelphia.
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On July 4, The Philadelphia Inquirer launched A More Perfect Union, a yearlong reporting project examining how institutions founded in Philadelphia have contributed to systemic racism and prospective solutions ahead.
A More Perfect Union is led by Inquirer contributing editor Errin Haines, who is also editor-at-large of The 19th and a member of The Lenfest Institute’s Board of Managers. Haines will be joined by journalists from both inside and outside The Inquirer newsroom, who are committed to a clear-eyed look at Philadelphia, its institutions, and the impact they have on our communities and the nation. The Lenfest Institute is supporting the project through a grant to The Inquirer.
Read the full article about journalism to reveal systemic racism by Joseph Lichterman at The Lenfest Institute.