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Vol. 71 No. 25 | June 20, 2018 southphillyreview.com

GRACE MAIORANO/South Philly Review

Last week, the city, along with Mayor Jim Kenney, announced the development of the Bethel Burying Ground Historic Site Memorial at Weccacoe Playground in Queen Village. Residents paid their respects to the graves, placing flowers on the footprint of the site.

City marks historic past at kids’ park Weccacoe Playground in the Queen Village neighborhood was once the gravesite of nearly 5,000 African Americans By Grace Maiorano SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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ommunity members gathered at Weccacoe Playground last week, solemnly placing carnations and LED candles on the footprint of an erstwhile grave as African drums beat in the distance. Officially announcing the development of the Bethel Burying Ground Historic Site Memorial, the scene, led by Mayor Jim Kenney, was the first of many public events intended to offer formal respect to the nearly 5,000 African Americans who were laid to rest at the Queen Village location during the 18th and 19th centuries. Some two centuries later, a cluster of committees and congregations throughout the city, including the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church Friends of Bethel Burying Ground and Queen Village Neighbors Association, to name a few, worked to resurrect the burial See BETHEL BURYING GROUND, page 11>>

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hatever the event, Donald J. Trump makes it about HIMSELF. So, let’s imagine what he’d have said about THESE events if he’d been president when they happened… CREATION: Supreme Being Trump declares that he sees no reason why he should have to work six days to create the world before resting. “I’ll do it in three days and spend the last four at Swamp-a-Lago playing golf. And it will be the greatest world ever created. Nobody else has ever done it in less than six. I have seen the Garden of Eden and folks, it’s a little shabby. We’ll fix it up – maybe some gold drapes. Call it the GARDEN OF TRUMP. Do we know who Eden is anyway? Instead of a fig leaf, I’ll give Adam one of my long red ties. Tell you the truth, the tie won’t have to be that long. Eve will get some very nice things from Ivanka…” THE INVENTION OF THE GUTENBERG PRESS: “Folks, do we really need a printing press? Television is right around the corner with a great new show THE APPRENTICE. Gutenberg? Doesn’t sound American to me. People who read are not the great producers in our country. I like people of action, not readers…” THE END OF GEORGE WASSHINGTON’S PRESIDENCY: “I accept your offer to remain president. Two terms of Trump is never enough. I have it on good authority that the guys who were scheduled to become president after me would only be weak cry-babies. Yes, this IS the first time I’ve used the third person to describe myself and I like it. Incidentally, that chopping-down-the cherry-tree-story? Fake news!! I’ve got a great relationship with the kings and queens of Europe. Why not just skip the president stuff and call me king. Melania will make a great queen, don’t you think? Forget about the scepter, I’ll use a golf club. You won’t regret it. And Jeff (Sessions) here will make sure European immigrants will not be flooding our borders to take American jobs. We will bring back the candlestick industry and make the colonies great again…TALLOW TO THE PEOPLE…!” GETTYSBURG ADDRESS: “Four score and seven years ago – what the hell does ‘four score’ mean anyway? Did I tell you we would win the battle? I like winners. Robert E. Lee – what’s the ‘E’ stand for anyway? Embarrassing? What should we do with Embarassing Bob when we capture him? Crowd yells, LOCK HIM UP! Let’s build a nice golf resort right here, folks. (crowd cheers). I guarantee you, it will be the greatest golf course the world has ever seen! (Turns to Jared Kushner standing next to him and whispers, ‘Are we the North or the South?’”... WORLD WAR I: “We saved Europeans’ a–––! These ingrates! These ingrates! And what do we think of ‘Kooky’ Kaiser Wilhelm?” Crowd yells,

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The Free Library of Philadelphia unveiled the new Play-and-Learn Space in the Whitman Library, 2nd and Snyder, in South Philly on Monday afternoon.

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hiladelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, William Penn Foundation Board Chair Dr. Janet Haas, Knight Foundation Philadelphia Program Director Patrick Morgan and President and Director of the Free Library of Philadelphia Siobhan A. Reardon were all on hand at South Philadelphia’s Whitman Library Monday afternoon for the ribboncutting ceremony for the library’s new Play-and-Learn Space in the children’s

section. The space features a climbing tower for children to play on. The Free Library also added similar play spaces at the Cecil B. Moore Library in Sharswood and the Wyoming Library in Feltonville. “We are thrilled to be celebrating not only the opening of this Play and Learn Space, but also the new transformative spaces now open at our Cecil B. Moore library in North Philadelphia and our Wyoming Library,� Reardon said at the event. “The mission of the Free Library of Philadelphia is to advance literacy, guide learning and inspire curiosity,

and one of the reasons these new spaces are so incredible is they do all three of those things.� Whitman Library, like all Philadelphia libraries, is “not your grandmother’s library anymore,� Reardon said. “We know that to best support our city’s children, we must innovate, finding new ways to bolster literacy.� According to Reardon, research shows that one of the best ways to accomplish literacy and learning skills is through play. “These play spaces align nicely with the work that the city has been doing to

expand opportunities for our children, particularly with PHL Pre-K and the citywide Read by Fourth campaign,� said Kenney at the event. “Creating safe, welcoming library spaces that encourage language development is a powerful way to serve this mission.� These playspaces, according to a press release for the event, are unique among traditional U.S. children’s libraries and are designed to encourage language development, motor skills, and creative play – the building blocks with which young children form and grow the pre-literacy skills they need

to become school-ready. The climbing walls, perching towers, nooks and tunnels, magnetic surfaces with large letter magnets, and reading alcoves inside shelving units are intended to serve as fun and interactive learning spaces unlike other spaces neighborhood children encounter. They were designed by architecture firm Digsau and Studio Ludo, a play-focused nonprofit, and outfitted with materials fabricated by Erector Sets, Inc. Staff from Smith Playground have trained key library staff in how to best use these spaces to promote free play and learning.

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Drag Queen Story Time returns to Fumo Family Library Local drag icon Brittany Lynn reads stories of tolerance and acceptance to young children, families By Grace Maiorano SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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aptivated by tales of adversity and diversity, dozens of children, infants and parents convened around the reading circle at the Fumo Family Library. The nearly 75 listeners focused their eyes and ears on a rather extraordinary storyteller garbed in fishnets and sequined heels – the prolific Philly drag queen Brittany Lynn. Since descending from the Northeast to attend Temple more than 20 years ago, Lynn, who has established herself as a sellout comedian and performer, has led various efforts toward minority inclusion throughout the city, including working to change aspects of the 100-year-old Mummers Parade charter. But, most recently, she has shifted her focus toward local youth. “Now, in 2018, this is the generation that’s going to change the world … this is the most active generation,” Lynn said. “At least from what I’ve seen in my lifetime.” Last year, Lume Creative Learning Studios on East Passyunk reached out to Lynn about creating a Drag Queen Story Time tour. After a successful first run last year, including a stop at Fumo, Lynn was ready to embark and expand on another round of stories, especially since it’s Pride Month, as the tour is scattered around the region, even reaching as far Haverford Township. Even though she says the events are not about pushing an agenda, Lynn feels especially hopeful about the rising wave of young people, noting their interest in voting and current events. “This generation is all about that, so introducing them to other cultures and other lifestyles is very important right now so they don’t grow up with the ignorance of past generations,” she said. For the Passyunk Square resident, one solution to this ignorance is simply exposure to the LGBTQ community – something she says she didn’t having growing up in the Northeast during the 1980s. She recalls being a guileless 18-yearold intimidated to take the MarketFrankford Line to Temple, where she studied journalism, public relations and advertising, when she first was intro-

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South Philly-based drag queen Brittany Lynn, who has performed across the area for more than 20 years and who’s been recognized by City Council for bringing minority equality to the Philadelphia Mummers, reads to families at the Fumo Family Library Branch. In her latest book tour around the city, she’s bringing messages of tolerance and acceptance to children through literature. duced to the spectrums of sexuailty and gender while perusing through an issue of City Paper. Eventually, that catalyst would come to slowly shape her two-decade drag timeline, as her first appearance involved tackling the iconic role of Frank-n-Furter in a shadow production of “Rocky Horror Picture Show,” which was soon followed by innumerable performances around Atlantic City, including appearances at Studio 6 and her own show at Resorts. From hosting events to her own cabaret, Lynn says drag paved the way toward a long-ago dream of comedy. “(Drag) was the medium I had to

work through in order to stand up,” Lynn said. Over the past few years, she’s partnered with iHeartRadio in opening for acts such as Taylor Dayne, Debbie Gibson and Stacey Q. And somewhere amid her booming drag career, Lynn somehow managed to receive a citation from city council a few years ago in honor of her work with the Mummers, particularly in supporting drag, LGBTQ and other minority representation and tolerance to the parade, as March 15 has been officially deemed “Brittany Lynn Day.” Since Lynn’s appearance is highly demanded through the area, the Fumo

Family Library was quick to rebook her after last year’s reading, which saw a turnout of 70 people. “Brittany Lynn is a wonderful storyteller,” said Abbe Klebanoff, branch manager at Fumo Family Library. “And the whole message of diversity and tolerance and inclusivity is so important particularly now with the climate of our country. … The fact that it’s in a library setting, that Brittany Lynn can come here and enthralled the community and bring the community together – it is all about community, and that’s what I think libraries are about.” Because of a grant recently received by the library, Lynn will make a few

other appearances at Fumo this year, including adult quizzo programs. Klebanoff describes seeing Lynn read at Fumo as one of the highlights of her professional career. Lynn, who has been in character since 1996, says she is often asked when she’ll fold away her dresses and stock away her wigs for good, but provided the world will always need togetherness, and maybe a little glitter, she isn’t going anywhere just yet. “People are like ‘when are you going to stop?’ And, as long as we’re still having fun and creating a positive change for the better,” she said. “And this is one of those examples.”

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Mo’ne Davis, who became the first female pitcher to win a game and pitch a shutout in the Little League World Series in 2014, visited Countryside Elementary School in Mt. Laurel, N.J., last week to answer questions from the school’s fourth-grade students. During Women’s History Month in March, several students at the school wrote letters to Davis, citing her as their inspiration.

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outh Philadelphia native Mo’ne Davis knows what it means to “make history.” In 2014, millions watched Davis “make history” in the Little League World Series at age 13 as she became the first African-American girl to play in the series, the first female pitcher to win a game in the series and the first female pitcher to pitch a shutout in the series. So when students at Countryside Elementary School in Mt. Laurel, N.J., were asked to write letters to influential young people who had inspired them to “make

history,” several students thought Davis was a good choice. What they didn’t know was that Davis would be so impressed with the letters she would want to meet the authors in person. Yet that’s exactly what happened when Davis, who turns 17 on June 24, dropped by Countryside’s library last week for about a half hour to take questions from around 60 of the school’s fourth-grade students. Davis said she never imagined she would be a person in a position to get letters like those she received from the Countryside students. “It’s pretty cool to get all those letters,” Davis said. “It was fun to read

them, and it’s kind of crazy to think at my age that kids would write to me and look up to me, because I’m still so young.” Students asked Davis a wide variety of questions during the half-hour Q-andA session, ranging from what her current favorite sports are, how it felt to play as the only girl on teams with all other players boys, how she spends her free time and what her favorite subjects are in school. Davis also shared advice with students on the need to practice and stay dedicated to accomplish their goals in life. Also at the event was Steve Bandura, the founder and program director of the

Anderson Monarchs sports and youth development organization in South Philadelphia. Bandura was the first to bring Davis into organized sports and has coached her throughout her career. Yet when speaking before the Countryside students last week, Bandura said the most important information he wanted students to know was that Davis was an excellent student in addition to her athletic accomplishments. “She earned her way into Springside Chestnut Hill Academy,” Bandura said. “She’s been there since the end of second grade and she’s planning for college.” Countryside fourth-grade teacher Tina Gentile said Davis’ visit was impor-

tant for students to learn not just about Davis’ athletic accomplishments, but how students can balance athletic accomplishments with academics. Gentile said students had a lot of questions about moving forward in their lives and what lessons they could take away from Davis’ example. “They were really just moved by what she was able accomplish and how she didn’t let barriers get in her way,” Gentile said. Davis also brought copies of her book, “Mo’ne Davis: Remember My Name” to sign for the students who wrote letters to her, and before she left she took a picture with students as well.

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lizabeth Fiedler, who won last month’s Democratic primary to represent Pennsylvania’s 184th state representative district, took to Wednesday night’s Reclaim Philadelphia meeting at Capitolo Playground to talk about her primary victory and Reclaim’s recent success in getting left-of-center progressive politicians elected in Philadelphia. She was one of several Reclaim members to speak at the meeting. “You supported me,� Fiedler told

Reclaim’s members. “You believed in me from the very beginning. When I stood here 10 months ago I said I’m interested in running for state representative. I was a mom of two little kids, an active community member and somebody who really deeply believed in fighting for the human rights of other people. That’s not what always constitutes a viable candidacy in the minds of some, but you all believed in me.� Fiedler thanked Reclaim’s members for knocking on doors and getting the word out about Fiedler’s candidacy in the 184th district. She said that because of the group effort, which included

knocking on more than 55,000 doors in the 184th district, she was able to run a campaign dedicated to Reclaim’s “values and beliefs.� She cited health care, education, equality, clean water and clean air as the key issues behind her campaign. “My commitment to these issues – our commitment – I can say has only deepened as we’ve had all these conversations with our neighbors,� she said. Throughout the campaign, Fiedler focused especially on her personal troubles with finding health care. “My family has really struggled to

access health care,� she told SPR back in February. “I personally really struggled with the health-care system and that’s something that I’ve heard from a lot of people across South Philly at community meetings and knocking on their doors is a struggle to get good health care.� To date, her children, Louis and Gus, still get health care through CHIP and Medicaid. “I’m ready to knock on doors, make phone calls, do whatever it takes to support more unelectable candidates,� she said. “If unelectable means people who are dedicated to their communities and

want to fight for health care and education and the rights of all of their neighbors, then count me in.� Reclaim Philadelphia is a left-leaning Philadelphia-based political organization that supports issues such as progressive tax reform, workers’ rights and ending mass incarceration. It has successfully helped elect other candidates in Philadelphia, such as Larry Krasner’s election to district attorney and Joe Hohenstein’s victory in the Democratic primary of the 177th state representative district last month. Fiedler is running unopposed in November’s election.

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Last week, the city announced the development of the Bethel Burying Ground Historic Site Memorial at Weccacoe Playground in Queen Village. The community, including students from William M. Meredith School, paid their respects to the site, where almost 5,000 African Americans were laid to rest during the 18th and 19th centuries.

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<<Continued from page 1 ground, which represents generations of the large African American populations during the 1700s and 1800s. “We are gathered here today at Weccacoe Playground to recognize the role of the Bethel Burying Ground in Philadelphia and U.S. history. … This site links the African American experience’s role in the birth of our nation,” Kenney told the crowd. About five years ago, the Philadelphia Historical Commission unanimously voted to designate the site as “historic,” which led to its inclusion on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places. Around the same time, an archaeological investigation verified the Queen Village gravesite, located at 400 Catherine Street.

Up through 2017, when the city established the Bethel Burying Ground Historic Site Memorial Committee, the plot of land has experienced a timeline of unfoldings, dating back to 1810 when the property was purchased by Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church – the nation’s first black denomination. Over time, the land was eventually sold to the city and established as Weccacoe Playground in the beginning of the 20th century. “As I stand here today, with the backdrop being persons who were buried from our congregation, I walked down this morning from Mother Bethel Church remembering I was probably walking in the footsteps of Bishop Allan and Reverend Morris Brown,” said the Rev. Mark Tyler, pastor of Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church. “So, we

come today, lifting up their memory.” In an era when African Americans were traditionally entombed in “Potters Fields,” untended graves set aside for socially marginalized demographics, the Bethel Burying Ground was created as a serene and secure final destination. Kenney says the official commemoration of the area, which is the resting place of people as young as 4-monthsold, not only serves as a respectful gravesite but concurrently sheds light to an aspect of American history that was often omitted from annals. “I grew up learning about Philadelphia and Pennsylvania history as written by white people. It was all about white, European-based men. Not women. Not people of color. Not native Americans,” he said. “But men from Europe, which was wonderful, but it

wasn’t the only story. But, it was the only story that was ever told. So, you didn’t know about these folks, because those pages of history were ripped out systematically from the history books to keep us from being able to respect each others’ contributions to the development of this country.” Among the thousands of interred people, noteworthy individuals include Ignatius Beck, a young slave who was “rented out” to help build the United States Capitol Building from 1795 to 1801, and Levi Ganges, one of the 118 captives saved by American Navy ship USS Ganges off the coast of Cuba from two slave ships breaching the 1794 Slave Trade Act. All speakers, including Councilman Derek Green, Councilman Mark Squilla and Kelly Lee, the chief cultural of-

ficer of the Office Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, stressed the fruition of this memorial would not have been possible without the collaborative efforts of several committees, including input and ideas from members of the community. They say this is merely the beginning of a series of installations aiming to institute the Bethel Burying Ground Historic Site Memorial. “I am just very excited we’re coming together to find a memorial that works for the memory of the people who are buried here and the culture and the history they represent,” said Eleanor Ingersoll, president of the Queens Village Neighborhood Association. “As well as the current community that lives around it and remains stewards of this general meeting place.”

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2004 HONDA ACCORD LX Nice Cond. Runs Great. Original Owner. Asking $3,750. O.B.O. Junk Cars

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