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The Digital edition of ScoopUSA is available online only and provides a myriad of information that affects Black and Brown communities throughout the Nation. This publication allows Scoop to expand its platform to focus on the issues that affect our communities in their entirety. Too often, we share the narrative that the issues that black and brown communities are faced are not relegated to one community, but they exist in all communities in which black and brown citizens live. With this in mind, ScoopDigital allows us to share this narrative so that our readers understand that their challenges are not just theirs alone, and that other communities are dealing with similar issues, and together we can find solutions.

Lower North Philadelphia CDC celebrates Juneteenth renames Sharswood Plaza—Webb Plaza

THE APOLOGUES

Another Giant, Dr. Charles Blockson has passed

Our Mission and Values

What is Accelerationism?

City Council approves FY 2024 Budget • Focus on Worker Recruitment & Retention, Quality of Life, Public Safety & Continued Wage & Business Tax Reduction

The Black Reparations Movement Fundamental Notes (Pt 3)

Patriots 30th Anniversary at Valley Forge National Historical Park

Update on What a Vice President does

Reports on Police Misconduct show Kristen Clarke is leading The U.S. Justice Department into a new age on Civil Rights

City launches Racial Equity Strategy Dashboard to Reinforce Transparency and Track Progress in Achieving Racial Equity

City accepting applications for Community Resilience and Environmental Justice Fund

Defend against Scammers who target your Social Security Benefits

We Celebrate Juneteenth: A Poetic Journey book release

How to Avoid Foreclosure on your Property

Resources to help Save your Property

Sheriff’s Sale Notices for July 11, 2023

3rd Annual Daddy and Me Dance

The City of Chester host 12th Annual Juneteenth Celebration along with pool reopening

20 Ways

Bulletin Board

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Your Daily Astrology

ScoopUSA Black History Corner

Down Memory Lane

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