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White power groups have problems, too

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hite supremacists have come out of the closet. No longer do they wear white sheets when parading in public. Many of us believe it’s because they’ve been emboldened by the tweets of President Trump. There’s a more practical reason. Little known fact: In the past many injuries suffered by KKK members occurred because they tripped over their sheets. It must be difficult seeing through the eye holes, too. I dressed as Casper the Friendly Ghost one Halloween and nearly broke my neck going out the door because my eyes didn’t match up with the eye holes. Besides, white sheets aren’t much of a fashion statement. How much can Michael Kors do with a white sheet? There was a time when the leader of the American Nazi party, George Lincoln Rockwell (he took his middle name from our greatest president and his surname from an American artist who was obsessed with freckle-faced kids), wore a full-blown Nazi uniform.

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The mural of Frank Rizzo, located at 9th and Montrose streets, was vandalized on the morning of Saturday, Aug. 19.

FRANK DEBATE: By LINDSEY NOLEN SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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he effects stemming from the violent protests in Charlottesville, Va., have hit South Philly. After a nationwide push to remove sym-

In wake of vandalism to Rizzo mural, statue, some weigh what’s to be done

bols of The Confederacy, protesters vandalized both the Frank Rizzo statue in Center City, and his mural located in the 9th Street Italian Market, to demonstrate their disapproval of his allegedly racist and pro-police brutality leadership as mayor from 1972 to 1980. Most recently, on Saturday, Aug. 19 at ap-

proximately 3 a.m., police chased down offenders, catching just one of the roughly eight suspects who allegedly defaced the Rizzo mural. In addition to throwing white paint on the Rizzo mural’s nose, the vandals also managed to write “kill killer cops” and “RIP David” (a possible reference to See RIZZO, page 6>>

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South PhillyReview Op-Ed Waiting for DeVos: The plot to eradicate public education Mail

By Gloria C. Endres

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ack in the fall of 2010, a sensational documentary film was released titled “Waiting for Superman.” It promoted the oversimplified notion that American public education has been a gross failure that can be saved only by a free market reform model. Of course the major blame for this exaggerated failure was placed squarely and solely on teachers and their union. Whenever Randi Weingarten, the head of the national teachers’ union, spoke, sinister music was heard. All she needed was a scary cackle to complete the portrait of evil. Administrators, parents and the students themselves were spared any responsibility for failure. Special needs or disabilities did not matter. If only those villainous, incompetent educators could be brought to submission and lose their union protections, defined benefit pensions, seniority rights and tenure, the free market would descend like Superman and magically take care of everything. The star of the film was former chancellor of the District of Columbia School District Michelle Rhee, who had formed a PAC called Students First. She shared the same name with another PAC affiliated with billionaire theocrat Betsy DeVos who had her own school choice organization called American Federation for Children, formerly the Alliance for School Choice. Together, Michelle and Betsy worked hard but failed to get Pennsylvania state Sen. Anthony Williams elected governor of Pennsylvania with his platform of school vouchers. Betsy Prince DeVos, secretary of education, is the wife of Dick DeVos, son of the co-founder of the home products business Amway. Her brother is Erik Prince, founder of the infamous private military contractor Blackwater USA. (Erik’s name has been mentioned lately in connection with taking over private military operations in Afghanistan.) The DeVoses, along with other wealthy families like the Koch brothers and the Waltons, have been working for years to achieve several conservative goals that include: eliminating public education, privatizing Social Security, reducing government regulations, thwarting environmental policy and dismantling unions. Getting government out of their way as much as possible is the ultimate goal. Some, like Betsy, have other theocratic goals also. Let’s not just end secular public schools but replace them as much as possible with Christian-centered education. If she could, she would replace science with religious doctrine. No evolution for her. Climate change is a hoax. Environmentalism is a cult attacking Christianity. School vouchers never passed in Pennsylvania, but we have back door vouchers in the form of Education Improvement Tax Credit “scholarships.”

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These tax-supported scholarships circumvent our state law forbidding money to go to sectarian education by using the device of private organizations that indirectly funnel corporate money to private schools. The corporation meanwhile gets a 90 percent tax credit. The state legislature keeps increasing the funding for these scholarships. In Philadelphia, for example, thanks to EITC money, there are 15 former parochial schools that have been converted to an independently run group called Independence Mission Schools. Saint Thomas Aquinas at 18th and Morris is one of them. Most of their students are poor and non-Catholic. Also, students who attend local diocesan high schools such as Saints Newman-Goretti are eligible to apply for these scholarships. Please note that EITC recipients are not required to take state standardized tests. Another form of “back door” vouchers is of course charter schools. Most of the charter schools in Pennsylvania exist in the School District of Philadelphia. There is a scene in “Waiting for Super-

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man” where tense, hopeful children wait in an auditorium to hear if their lottery numbers are called and they can escape their inferior public school for a better education in a charter school. The movie never mentions the many charter schools that fail to provide adequate education or simply go out of business. It is all about saving these children from the pit of ignorance otherwise known as “government schools.” Betsy De Vos is not evil. She is just an ideologue. When she found out there is a rule called Title IX that would have disregarded due process when dealing with so-called college date rape, she moved to end it. That was the right thing to do. But when it comes to public education, she has only her personal world view to guide her. She has never attended, taught or sent her children to public school. But she is part of the radical religious right that believes it is essential to separate school from state. DeVos and her family have been top contributors to the Republican Party. She spent a fortune promoting a voucher initiative that failed in her

own state of Michigan. At a time when this country is becoming super sensitive to segregationist missions, many attempts to introduce “school choice” are falling on deaf ears. Citizens are awakening to the fact that vouchers, like charter schools, guarantee nothing. A student with a voucher has no privileged entry to a school that has special admissions standards. Likewise, charter schools still have their lotteries and other criteria for admissions. The notion of school choice is basically a hoax. The only system that remains open, democratic and free to all is the public school system. If we can keep it. Meanwhile, Secretary of Education Betsy Prince DeVos remains undeterred. She has more than three years left to advance her cause. Her president has already signed legislation dismantling many environmental regulations. He openly agrees with her about climate. He has no time for unions. He chose her on purpose to lead the Department of Education to give her the biggest platform for her agenda. But will it leap tall buildings?

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Police: Man in drag, SUV, tried to lure teenage boy The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance on identifying the following vehicle: On Sunday, Aug. 21, at approximately 1 p.m., 1st District officers responded to 24th and Snyder for an attempted abduction. An unknown black male between the ages of 30 and 40 years old driving a black Ford Explorer with tinted windows, approached a 13-year-old male and told him to get into the car. The juvenile refused and the car drove off. The offender was last seen traveling eastbound on Snyder Avenue. The suspect was described as heavy set wearing a black dress, brown wig and pink lipstick. Please call the Special Victims Unit with any tips or information at (215) 685-3251

Police seek suspect in armed robbery On Monday, Aug. 14 at approximately 6:30 a.m., police officers responded to the Dollar General, 2120 S. 23rd St., for a reported robbery in progress. Upon their arrival, they were met by the complainant, a store employee. The complainant reported that as he was opening store, a 5-foot-5 black male with dreadlocks, and who was wearing a dark gray hooded sweatshirt, a black facemask and black sneakers with a white Nike swoosh symbol, came around the corner of the building and forced him into the building at gunpoint. The offender said to the complainant, “You know what this is, It’s a f---ing robbery,� and then the offender demanded the complainant disarm the alarm. The offender then pushed the complainant toward the store’s safe. The complainant stated the offender fled the scene after stealing money from the safe. To report information, call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

Woman, 84, tied up with leash in break-in On Monday, Aug. 14 at approximately 2 p.m., police officers responded to a report of a burglary in progress on the 700 block of South Front Street. The complainant, an 84-year-old white female, reported that as she went down to the second floor of her home to let her dog out, she observed a white male offender who appeared to be in his early to mid-20s inside of her home. The complainant stated the offender, who had a thin build and was 5-foot-9 to 5-foot-11, clean shaven and wearing a white Fedora-style hat, demanded money and when she stated she had no money, the offender dragged her into the basement. The complainant was then restrained with a belt and a dog leash and the offender left the basement. The complainant was able to untie herself and ran out of the house. A nearby construction worker called police for her. To report information, call South Detectives

at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

7HHQ WKUHZ ´ UHZRUNV into eatery, say police On Saturday, Aug. 12 at approximately 5:37 p.m., a 15- to 18-year-old black male offender stood in front of the New Dragon City Restaurant, 523 Washington Ave., and threw what appeared to be a large firework into the store before fleeing. The offender, who is reported to have had black hair, a dark complexion and who was wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans, was last seen heading eastbound on Washington Avenue. The firework exploded inside of the business, causing the business to sustain minimal damage. The occupants inside of the business at the time of the explosion were not injured. To report information, call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Male, female sought in mugging of man On Friday, Aug. 11 at approximately 5:30 p.m., a 20-year-old Hispanic male complainant reported he was walking eastbound on the 500 block of Emily Street when a male and female approached him. The male offender, a roughly 40-year-old heavy-set male wearing all black clothing, asked him if he had found some money the offender claimed he had lost. The complainant stated that the female offender, an approximately 35-year-old heavy-set woman wearing a pink top and black pants, then engaged him in a conversation for a few minutes until the male offender suddenly grabbed his necklace from his neck, took his wallet from his back pant pocket, and his bracelet from his wrist before running away. The complainant last saw the male offender running eastbound on Emily Street, but did not see what direction the female offender fled. To report information, call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit See POLICE, page 12>>

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Popular South Philly fall event is canceled By Bill Gelman SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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he Vendemmia Foundation shared some news on its Facebook page that no one likes hearing: NOTICE OF CANCELLATION. That’s right, the Vendemmia Festival, which was scheduled for Oct. 1, has been canceled. Councilman Kenyatta Johnson’s office and the Philadelphia Department of Parks and Recreation notified the group that Stephen Girard Park, 2101 W. Shunk St., which is home to the festival, is scheduled for maintenance. They are awaiting new concrete sidewalks around the park, making the site unavailable due to to the construction timeline. The first Vendemmia Wine Festival took place

20 years ago in the courtyard of Saint Agnes Hospital on South Broad Street, and has served as a fundraiser for hundreds of local students. The foundation is dedicated to preserving Italian culture; to advancing the understanding of Italian heritage and the art of winemaking; to fostering pride in community; and to supporting the educational needs of students of Italian heritage in South Philadelphia. The Vendemmia Festival is expected to return in 2018. ‌ In other Girard Estate news, Tap Room on 19th, 2400 S. 19th St., is doing its part to help Stephen Girard Elementary School, 1800 Snyder Ave., gear

up for the new school year. There will be a collection box, and anyone who stops by on Wednesday, Sept. 6 to drop off a contribution will get a free Lord Chesterfield as a thank you. All school supplies are welcome, but printer/copy paper, notebooks, pencils, markers, crayons, glue sticks, paper towels and tissues are some of the suggestions. Visit facebook.com/ TaproomOn19th‌ Former South Philly Review Difference Maker Ella Best and her Don’t Shoot...I Want a Future organization is hosting its Ninth Annual Back to School Book Bag Drive Sunday (Aug. 27) at Wharton Square Park, 23rd and Wharton streets, from 2:30 to 6 p..m. There will be fun, games,

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food, prizes and more. Email ebest7851@harcum. edu or call 267-748-4128. ‌ The Lower Moyamensing Civic Association is holding its fall flea market on Saturday, Sept. 23 from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m. (rain date is Sept. 24). The event will be set up along the highly trafficked South Broad Street between Snyder Avenue and Jackson Street (street-side in front of South Philly High School, 2101 S. Broad St.). Previous events have featured more than 60 vendors and 1,000 shoppers. Event proceeds will benefit the civic association. Neighborhood residents, professional vendors, crafters and artists are welcome to apply for tables. Spaces are $20 before Sept. 1 and $30 after. Visit lomophilly.org/flea-market. Have news to share? Email Editor Bill Gelman, news@southphillyreview.com.

RIZZO: Vandalism to mural, statue, have people debating ex-mayor

<<Continued from page 1 the death of David Jones, a 30-year-old who was shot in the back by a Philadelphia police officer in June) on the mural, but the wording was quickly covered by city workers in the daylight that followed. This act of vandalism came just two days after the words “black power� were spray painted on the Rizzo statue located at the Municipal Services Building. Since then, Wali Rahman, a Germantown resident who ran for mayor in 2011, was arrested and charged with this act of vandalism. Despite the unarguable illegality of vandalizing city property, public figures and community members alike have supported various sides of the argument over whether the Rizzo memorials should remain on display. To some, the statue and mural are historical features and celebrate a determined and hard-working politician and city man, while to others they demonstrate the celebration of a man who exhibited a harmful, prejudiced agenda. “I don’t think we should be memorializing [Rizzo],� Tony Lawton, a Roxborough resident who was shopping at the Italian Market on Saturday afternoon, said. “My understanding of him is that he was a racist and perpetrator of police brutality.� Although Lawton couldn’t think of another prominent Philadelphian whose image should go up on the wall instead, he suggested that for now it remain blank.

Similarly, the mural’s original artist, Diane Keller, commented that although she also doesn’t have a solution in mind, she believes now is a good time for the community to have the conversation regarding what should be done with the Rizzo mural. On the other hand, Gloria Endres, who was a young teacher when Rizzo was police commissioner, remembers a time of great turmoil throughout Philadelphia, especially after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King in April 1968. During this

“Now it’s a 2017 version of Dodge City. Although Police Commissioner Ross is a good top police commissioner, he doesn’t get a lot of support,� Friel, a Philadelphia resident, said. As for possibly moving the statue, perhaps it should go in the Italian Market or in the lobby of the new police administration building at Broad Street and Callowhill Street, he added. Councilwoman-at-large Helen Gym took to Twitter on Monday, Aug. 14, to oppose the statue and mural. Then, on Saturday, Aug. 19, she called for a “respectful public process to move the statue to a better location.� Gym also referred to the statue and mural as “the most vandalized in the city.� “I condemn vandalism. It’s illegal and the perpetrators will be charged accordingly,� added Mayor Jim Kenney. Yet, while the mayor voiced he doesn’t personally like the statue, his office commented his opinion isn’t the only one that counts. This is because the city has a pre-established policy on the decommissioning of public art, which includes initially soliciting public input. “The policy was first established in 2012 and updated in 2015,� Lauren Hitt, Kenney’s spokeswoman, said. “Before we begin the process laid out [in the policy], we are going to solicit public input on what Philadelphians would like to see for the future of the statue. If we ultimately move forward with requesting a change, that public input would inform the petition that the public art director transmits to the Art Commission.� She added the mayor’s office will be figuring out the structure to solicit public input in the coming days.

“My understanding of [Frank Rizzo] is that he was a racist and perpetrator of police brutality.� – Tony Lawton “He was often uncouth or cruel, but he kept us safe.�– Gloria Endres time, she also recalls Rizzo having come down hard on lawbreakers and rioters, helping the city to avoid the worst cases of urban unrest that had been affecting other cities across the country. “There was also a proliferation of street gangs and youth violence during that time,� Endres said. “Mayor Rizzo never gave up upholding law and order, and citizens of all races understood that. He was often uncouth or cruel, but he kept us safe.� Another Philly resident during Rizzo’s tenures as both police commissioner and mayor, Joe Friel, added he believes every citizen has the right to protest and demonstrate, but defacing the statue and mural is wrong. He continued that under Rizzo’s leadership he believed the city was safe to live in.

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Furthermore, in addition to increasing internship opportunities, Diavua notes another immediate goal is to continue building students’ test scores through he only state-approved charter school adequate preparation. By assessing data from test for Career and Technical Education, scores in previous years, the school then uses the exUniversal Audenried, has remained isting schedule to build in intervention blocks and set vigilant in advancing and expanding its aside increased time to intervene on areas which stumany programs in recent years. Under the leader- dents need to improve upon. “We begin preparing students when they come in ship of third-year principal Blanchard Diavua, the school plans to continue its strive for success into as ninth graders,” Diavua said. “Whether it be for the Keystone state exams, or other national tests such as the 2017-2018 school the SAT, we want our year. students to be as preAccording to Diapared as possible to sucvua, one of the largceed.” Six career pathways offered at the Universal est shifts in focus he He added that anAudenried: has seen in only his other key to success is few years serving as to increase the everyCommunication Technology (Arts Academy) principal has involved day standards placed Culinary Arts (Arts Academy) ensuring students are on students at Universal Automotive Technology (STEM Academy) graduating with appliAudenried. Diavua says Construction Trades (STEM Academy) cable industry certificathat if they are held to Nursing and Medical Careers (STEM Acadtions. For example, for higher standards, stuemy) culinary arts students, dents are more apt to Pre-Engineering (STEM Academy) by obtaining a Safe focus on their education Serv Certification they and seek the necessary are then able to work resources to achieve the results expected of them. in the many kitchens and hotels across the country. “We offer tutoring after school, teacher assistance Similarly, when automotive technology students obtain a Electrical Power & Transmission Installer before and after school, an after-school program for Certificate, their educations becoming increasingly academic support and a family/student resource center to address boundaries that might not be limited to valuable. “For each program we offer there is a cert avail- academics,” Diavua said. “We want to offer support able that is related to that field,” Diavua, who is to those students who may be struggling.” Also to give students a more career-focused eduoriginally from Bridgeport, Conn., said. “We’ve also teamed up with PECO, Drexel University and Hahn- cation, Universal Audenried has chosen not to force eman University to help place our Nursing and Medi- students to take random electives like many other cal Careers students in their hospitals upon comple- high schools do, but rather core classes to relate to their specific field of interest. For example, Construction of the program.” tion Trades students will learn how to apply what Along with pushing for an increased number of they are learning in English or math classes to applistudents pursuing certifications, Diavua says he has cable uses throughout that field. put a large emphasis on overall college and career “The overall goal of our core academic program readiness throughout the school’s programs. He beis to help these students find employment straight out lieves providing options for students moving forward of high school, or to guide them toward beginning a is essential, and an effective way to do so is through two- or four-year higher education program,” Diavua helping place them in internship opportunities both said. “While others do chose alternatives like the milwhile in school or during the summer months. itary, last year 56 of our approximately 130 went to a “Instead of adding a bunch of new programs four-year higher education program, and 30 went to a to our curriculum, we really want to work with the two-year program.” ones we have here now,” Diavua said. “We’re curProving the success of Universal Audenried’s rently working with our corporate community to crerecent endeavors, Diavua sees no reason why this ate more partnerships which will aid in our ability to trend would not continue moving into the new school place interns. Providing real world application is the year. His only additional hope is more students, both most beneficial educational tool.” incoming freshmen and transfer students, will make In conversing with local businesses, Diavua said the decision to become a member of the Universal local car dealerships and even casinos (for students Audenried academic family. ages 18 and older) are open to the idea of accepting For more information on the school, visit: http:// interns. He added Universal Audenried, which is lowww.universalfamilyofschools.org/our-schools/unicated at 3301 Tasker St., is always open to the idea of versal-audenried-charter-high-school/. adding new corporate community partners.

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Universal Audenried Principal Blanchard Diavua says he has put a large emphasis on overall college and career readiness throughout the school’s programs.

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he name may have changed, but the theme – PIZZA – remains the same. On July 16, 2009, the South Philly Review introduced the neighborhood to the Pizza Olympics, a fresh-out-of-box concept in which 600-plus attendees sampled slices from some of their favorite neighborhood spots while a panel of judges deliberated over best crust, topping, sauce and a variety of other tasty categories. The crowd filled Galdo’s, 1933 W. Moyamensing Ave., for the three-hour sampling session that featured pies from Adrianna’s, Celebre’s, City Pizza, Francoluigi, Key Pizza, Napoli Pizza, Not Just Pizza, Pizzi Pizza, South View Pizza, Venuto’s Old World Pizza, Pizza Shack, Wolf Street Pizza, Cacia’s Bakery, The Pizza Place, Chickie’s and Pete’s, Rustica and J&J Pizza. King Arthur providing the musical entertainment. The Business sang everything from Norah Jones to toe-tapping disco while St. Joe’s head men’s basketball coach Phil Martelli stopped by

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to pose for pictures, sign autographs and chat with fans. The panel of judges consisted of Geno Vento of Geno’s Steaks; Phyllis Stein-Novack, former Review food columnist and restaurant critic; Tom Cardella, long-time Review columnist; radio personalities Glenn Kalina and Jenn Ryan; and Lou Galdo, owner of Galdo’s Catering. Fast-forward to present day, and it’s time to talk pizza again, as in the South Philly Review’s Eighth Annual Pizza Palooza presented by Liscio’s Bakery taking place tomorrow night (6-9 p.m. Aug. 24 at Penns Landing Caterers, 1301 S. Columbus Blvd.). For those wondering about the name change, we have dropped the competition element as all of the participants are winners. Just like the first one, King Arthur is back to play some tunes. Come and check it out. This way you will not have to try and remember what you were doing on that Thursday night in the summer of 2009.

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es, the Philadelphia Eagles are playing the Miami Dolphins at home tomorrow night in what will amount to another meaningless preseason football game. Sure, the diehard fans will still be there, and there are roster decisions to be made, but you can read all about the game on Facebook and Twitter. Besides, they are not playing the Cowboys, Giants or Redskins. The South Philly Review is serving up a much tastier alternative tomorrow night. It’s called the long-awaited return of Pizza Palooza (many remember it by its former name, the Pizza Olympics). The South Philly Review’s Eighth Annual Pizza Palooza presented by Liscio’s Bakery is taking place at Penns Landing Caterers, 1301 S. Columbus Blvd., 6-9 p.m. tomorrow night (Aug. 24). If you love pizza — we are talking pepperoni, white, mushroom, veggie and other eye-opening creations — this is a can’t miss event. This summer night out on the town is about two things: enjoying delicious pizza and entertainment. Come enjoy a slice or two from some of the neighborhood favorites. Maybe there will be a new pizza shop you have been dying to try, but haven’t gotten around to it. This is a golden opportunity to collect

pizza menus for the next take-out night or rate the best samples of the night. The confirmed lineup of participating pizza vendors is: SliCE, 1180 S. 10th St.; Cacia’s Bakery, 1526 W. Ritner St.; South View Pizza, 367 Durfor St.; Key Pizza, 1846 S. 12th St.; City Pizza, Front Street and Snyder Avenue and 2700 S. 16th St.; Millies Burgers, Steak & Shakes; 1441 W. Shunk St., and South Bowl, 19. E. Oregon Ave.; and Steak ‘Em Up, 2600 S. 11th St. Hungry yet? This is an all-you-can-eat foodie event. King Arthur will be hosting the event. The Mummers will also be making a special appearance. Ready to join the party? Admission to this annual summer bash is only $10 in advance and $15 at the door for unlimited samples while supplies last. There will be a cash bar. There is also a family ticket RSWLRQ ²௘ IRU WZR DGXOWV DQG XS WR IRXU NLGV and under). For those who would like to reserve a table, the cost is $300 and will include pizza samples and 10 drink tickets for the table. Free parking is available at Penns Landing Caterers. Pizza Palooza is being presented by Liscio’s Bakery, and sponsored by Methodist Hospital, Metro PCS and Inspire Energy. To purchase tickets, visit sprpizza.upcomingevents.com. For more information, visit Email events@newspapermediagroup.com.

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Honest Abe have liked Alec Baldwin doing an impression of him wearing a stovepipe hat? Trump is held to a different standard, my friends. David Duke should stop complaining! Duke got hot and bothered because Trump finally condemned white supremacists. Wonder how Duke enjoyed being in obscurity when Obama was in the White House? Who is personally responsible for your big comeback, buddy? Before Trump came to office, Duke couldn’t get enough marchers together to create a traffic jam on Snyder Avenue. Just a few years ago, most white youths thought David Duke was a highly-rated prospect in the Phillies farm system. Now Trump’s in office, Duke’s never had it so good. His mug is all over cable TV. Who does Duke think made birtherism popular? What does he think candidate Trump meant when he said, “Let’s make America great again?� Hell, Duke didn’t even originate the idea about whites taking back our country. I think that was the late governor of Alabama, George Corley Wallace. If it wasn’t, it should’ve been. I’m still trying to square the idea of white supremacy excluding our Jewish friends. I don’t know if that’s a nod to the neo-Nazis or if it’s something deeper. One problem that white supremacists have is recognizing Jews. I can attest to that fact. When I was a kid I was mistaken for Jewish and punched around by some white kids. It could’ve been because I lived across from a Jewish deli or someone found out that I have a fondness for good Nova on a bagel. Who can figure? Another time, my wife and mother were mistaken for Jews in a Center City restaurant by some skinheads. I happened to be broadcasting from the restaurant at the time and the skinheads kept pelting my family with food. One of them called my wife, a “Jewish princess,� even though my wife insists that she still has to wash my underwear a couple of times a week. To my wife’s credit, she never denied being Jewish. It isn’t easy being an anti-Semite when you can’t figure out who is a Semite. Hating the wrong people must be frustrating for white supremacists. Not as frustrating, though, as not having anything to feel superior about.

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Emerging as a Point Breeze leader By LINDSEY NOLEN SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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aving strong community leaders is an essential part of building a successful community, and after 12 years living in Point Breeze, Jennifer Devor decided she wanted to take a personal stake in ensuring her neighborhood’s success. Devor recently has been nominated and awarded the 2017 Forum of Executive Women Award for Emerging Women Leaders. The purpose of this award, which is in its 18th year, is to seek out inspiring women from the Philadelphia region who demonstrate “leadership and accomplishment in their careers as well as high potential for future growth.” Devor has become extremely involved in the community endeavors of Point Breeze and the city as a whole over the years. Through her full-time job as director of partnerships at Campus Philly, Devor works to retain college talent in the Greater Philadelphia Region leading to a greater local economy, talent pipeline and culture overall. To assist in this communityfocused endeavor, she must work with different entities throughout the region, from government relations to arts and culture organizations, to help connect students and employers. “Being involved in the community is a very clear passion of mine and one that I’m very vocal about,” Devor, who lives on the 1500 block of South Carlisle Street, said. “I’m a block captain on my street, a committee person and I have formed great working relationships and friendships with the diverse populations that make up Point Breeze.” In solidifying these relationships, Devor had crossed paths with three women in particular who pursued nominating her for the Forum of Executive Women Award. One of these women is Michelle Freeman, president and founder of Witty Gritty Marketing & Events, who is a colleague of Devor’s and who has collaborated with her on several projects while working within the social impact and startup communities in Philadelphia. The other two women who nominated Devor for the award include Ivy Olesh, executive director at Playworks, and Jacqueline Zavitz, principal of Heidrick & Struggles. Devor knew Olesh from their mutual involvement in the city-wide movement of community members supporting local elementary schools known as the Friends of Neighborhood Education. “When [Olesh] and [Zavitz] decided to collaborate on a nomination, [Olesh] introduced [Zavitz] and I, and after we met they submitted my name to the Forum,” Devor, 32, said. “[Olesh] just recently

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Jennifer Devour, of Point Breeze, works to retain college talent in the Greater Philadelphia Region leading to a greater local economy, talent pipeline and culture overall. stepped down as president of her group Friends so Chester Arthur and I am the current president of Neighbors Invested in Childs Elementary serving G.W. Childs Elementary School K-8 in Point Breeze.” Devor believes Freeman, Olesh and Zavitz chose to nominate her because she is a “doer,”

and that the three women also possess that quality. Furthermore, she thinks they similarly noticed this quality in her, which is why they are able to get along and work together so well. “Throughout my career in Philadelphia, I’ve done a good job and have tried to build bridges between residents of old and the new Philadelphia,”

Devor, a native of Parsippany, N.J., said. “This is critical for the city right now, and I believe [Freeman, Olesh and Zavitz] recognized the timeliness of these qualities.” After siphoning through the list of nominations and deliberating on who should be selected to receive this honor, The Forum of Executive Women chose to award it to both Devor, and Kelly Devine, a senior marketing specialist at Comcast Cable Communications. Since The Forum of Executive Women is an organization created to leverage and empower women leadership in business throughout the City of Philadelphia, upon winning this award, Devor and Devine will receive a customized professional development experience, facilitated under the leadership and guidance of Forum members. “We are delighted to honor Jennifer and Kelly, who demonstrate the qualities that The Forum seeks in future women leaders,” Nancy O’Mara Ezold, chair of The Forum Award Committee, said. “Our Leadership Development Program will enable Jennifer and Kelly to tap into the expertise of Forum members who will share lessons from their professional journeys and offer guidance and support to these outstanding awardees.” From here, Devor and Devine will be matched with Lesley Mallow Wendell, president of Rosewood Consulting Group, who will take them through a series of leadership assessments. Although this service is usually very costly, the awardees will receive it free of charge, and after will create a leadership plan based on their results aimed at continuing to evolve their leadership strengths and opportunities to develop these skills. “People say that it’s just an honor to be nominated for this award, but that’s so true,” Devor said. “It’s amazing to be an award winner because of the wealth of resources which the Forum offers. Having been identified by an organization so committed to the success of Philadelphia has made me feel excited about my future.” In the months to come, Devor also plans to fully utilize her award-granted access to the Forum of Executive Women’s membership directory. She also intends on continuing her work at Campus Philly while figuring out the best ways that she can contribute to the continued growth of Philadelphia. “Through this professional development I’ll be able to find a direct path,” Devor said. “I’m happy to represent Point Breeze and South Philadelphia in this realm of the network of professional women.”

For more information of the Forum Award for Emerging Women Leaders, or to nominate a local woman leader, visit: http://foew.com/initiatives/ emerging-women-leaders/the-forum-award/.

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he Soul defeated the Baltimore Brigade, 69-54, on Aug. 12 to advance to ArenaBowl XXX. Just like the playoff game, it will be played at the Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St., on Saturday, Aug. 26 (7 p.m. kickoff). Philadelphia’s entry in the Arena Football League will face the the Tampa Bay Storm (11-4). The Soul won all three games against the Storm this season. Riding a 17-home game win streak, the Soul (14-1) will be playing for their third championship since joining the league in 2004 and defending their ’16 championship title. “I’m proud of all this team has accomplished this season,” Soul head coach Clint Dolezel said after the game. “We have worked very hard to get to this point and I’m excited to defend the title once again.” The Soul’s Darius Reynolds looked very NFLlike leading the receivers with nine catches for 171 yards and six touchdowns. “I just wanted to give us a chance to make plays,” Reynolds said in the Soul’s chaotic locker room after the win. “[Quarterback] Dan [Raudabaugh] had a great night. I can’t take all the credit for it. Dan made a lot of great throws from the pocket. Our line gave him time to make some great throws.” The touchdown that ended up being the winning score was a wild one. With just under four minutes to go and the Soul leading 55-47, quarterback Dan Raudabaugh, who completed 23-of-35 passes for 324 yards and nine touchdowns, fired a pass to the corner of the end zone where there is a big two-door gate where the all the dance team members, promotional personnel and away team players come and go through. As Reynolds made his leap for the ball, he ran out of arena and, and with a defender draped all over him, went into the gate, which incredibly opened up for him. It appeared to give Reynolds an extra step and allowed him to make the acrobatic catch to put the Soul up for good, 62-47. Reynolds said he was just focusing in the ball, not the wall. “When you are near the sideline you just have to tap your feet,” Reynolds said. “I felt the wall give but I couldn’t let go of the ball. I just decided to hold on to it.” The referees were good with it and the Soul were on the the championship game for the second year in a row. Darius Prince added four receptions for 76 yards and one touchdown, while Shaun Kauleinamoku tallied eight receptions for 66 yards and one touchdown. Offensive lineman Michael Simons, a veteran

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The Philadelphia Soul clinched a spot in ArenaBowl XXX following the playoff victory over the Baltimore Brigade at the Wells Fargo Center.

ArenaBowl XXX Philadelphia Soul (14-1) vs. Tampa Bay Storm (11-4) Aug. 26, 7 p.m. kickoff Wells Fargo Center 3601 S. Broad St. Tickets: $15-$60 TV: 6 ABC Radio: 97.5 The Fanatic philadelphiasoul.com of the league but in his first year with the Soul, said he could tell Reynolds and Raudabaugh were in the zone from the beginning. “It’s playoff mode, man,” Simons said. “Everybody turns it up another notch. The thing with Dan is, he’s the best quarterback in the league. You give him time, he’s going to complete everything. He’s the best.” Every Soul player and coach said they were thrilled to have the title game at home. “Last year we had to go to Arizona to play in

“I’ve been to two neutral sites as a player in the ArenaBowl...it’ll be great to win one at home and celebrate with our fans here at home.” – Soul defensive back Dwayne Hollis it,” Reynolds said. “This year our fans get to be at home and everybody’s going to come out and support us and get to enjoy it. We worked hard all year to make sure we had the ArenaBowl here.” Dwayne Hollis, who is up for Arena Football League Defensive back of the Year, is equally as excited about the home field advantage. “It’ll be a change,” Hollis said. “I’ve been to two neutral sites as a player in the ArenaBowl, and we went out to Arizona last year, it’ll be great to win one at home and celebrate with our fans here at home.” Sources have revealed the Arena Football League is expanding with teams in Albany, N.Y.

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Storm, a team they defeated three times during the regular season, in ArenaBowl XXX. 7 p.m. $15-$60. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. philadelphiasoul.com.

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Ready to repeat: The Soul, the defending ArenaBowl champs, will have the hometown support as they attempt to accomplish a rarity in Philadelphia sports – win back-to-back league championships. They will play the Tampa Bay

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“Wicked,� part of the Broadway Philadelphia series, concludes its extended run. The musical reimagines the classic story of the “Wizard of Oz� and comes to Philadelphia for an extended stay at the Academy of Music. Times and prices vary. 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

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The Atlantic City Air Show is the 15th annual eye-catching spectacle in the sky that is once again expected to draw a capacity crowd to the famous boardwalk. The “ThunGHUELUGV Âľ WKH 8 6 $LU )RUFH $LU 'HPRQVWUD tion Squadron based out of Nevada, will perform aerial demonstrations in the F-16C Fighting Falcon. This is only a small taste of what is on tap for this free worthy-of-asick-day event. Great viewing areas from the beach and boardwalk. Atlantic City, N.J. airshow.acchamber.com.

AUG. 24

Concert Under the Stars at the Mummers Museum continues with the Trilby String Band. Free. Music begins at 8 p.m. Bring a lawn chair. Food and beverage will be available for purchase after 7 p.m. 1100 S. Second St. mumersmuseum.com.

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The Union Baptist Church Fundraiser SURPLVHV WR EH EHQHÀ FLDO DQG ZLOO LQFOXGH UDIà HV IURP ORFDO EXVLQHVVHV EHLQJ DXF tioned. 5-7 p.m. Marian Anderson Rec Center, 740 S. 17th St. facebook.com/pages/ Union-Baptist-Church. Jazz babies will love this night of smooth sounds from Lin Rountree. The soul trumpeter will provide a night of jazzy entertainment in what will be the last concert of the Smooth Jazz Summer Nights Series. 7:30 p.m. Free. Great Plaza at Penn’s Landing, Columbus Boulevard and Chestnut Street.

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The Phillies hope to make a strong showing against the World Series champion Chicago Cubs. 7:05 p.m. Aug. 25 and 26, 1:35 p.m. Aug. 27. $20-$135. Citizens Bank Park, 1 Citizens Bank Way. 215-463-1000. Philadelphia.phillies.mlb.com.

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Get pumped up for ArenaBowl XXX by attending The Fanatic Fantasy Fest, taking place in lot G of the Wells Fargo Center parking lot, 3601 S. Broad St., and just RXWVLGH RI ;Ă€ QLW\ /LYH 3DWWLVRQ $YH There will be live bands, interactive games and celebrity appearances. Noon-5 p.m. Use ArenaBowl XXX ticket to gain free access to Fantasy Fest beginning at 3 p.m. Lot F, aka Soulville, will be the designated tailgate area. philadelphiasoul.com.

Alternative rock bands Matchbox Twenty and Counting Crows come together for an entertaining night at the BB&T Pavilion. 6:45 p.m. Tickets start at $22. 1 Harbour Blvd., Camden, N.J. bbtpavilion.org. Show some “R-E-S-P-E-C-T� for Aretha Franklin as this “Natural Woman,� aka the Queen of Soul, sings some of her greatest hits. Had a rough week? The concert will be your “Bridge Over Troubled Water.� 8 p.m. $59.50-$129.50. The Mann, 5201 Parkside Ave. manncenter.org.

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