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Johann Calhoun on LinkedIn: The Philadelphia Tribune's year-end digital numbers are significant and…

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By Johann Calhoun Verified
| LinkedIn
The Philadelphia Tribune's year-end digital numbers are significant and promising. Our pageviews increased by 700K in 2024 and we attracted 400K new users compared to last year (2023) with non-election news in a presidential election year.
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Citizen of the Week: Atiyah Harmon of Black Girls Love Math

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By Johann Calhoun Verified
| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified
At the St. James School in North Philadelphia, educator Atiyah Harmon gathers about 25 students — all girls — in a circle to recite a creed: “I am my sister’s keeper, I love myself, I love to learn, I love to grow, I’m a beautiful Black girl … and I love math.” The students are members of Harmon’s after-school program Black Girls Love Math, or BGLM, a local nonprofit aiming to improve Black girls’ performance in the subject.
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Business for Good: KIDAS

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By Johann Calhoun Verified
| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified
Cyberbullying takes many forms. Although it’s best known to occur on social media platforms like Snapchat, TikTok and Instagram, these days, it’s increasingly pervasive among multiplayer video games, the kinds kids play before and after school. Ron Kerbs knows this. He’s been playing these games for a while.
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