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Some of the best of Griff Davis’ 55,000 historic black-and-white photos are on display at Lincoln University

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By Lynette Hazelton Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
International photojournalist and foreign service officer Griff Davis died in 1993. Since then, his daughter, Dorothy M. Davis, has been on a fierce mission to keep his memory from fading. Davis left behind a legacy of 55,000 historic black-and-white images documenting some of the most significant people of the U.S. civil rights and African independence movements.
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Nicetown neighborhood developed tight-knit culture over decades of disasters

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By Lynette Hazelton Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
If you view Nicetown only as an exhausted industrial neighborhood in need of revitalization, you’re most likely an outsider. Insiders, like Don “Ike” Jones, 50, have a vision shaped by deep friendship and kinship bonds. Jones moved to Nicetown from Anderson, S.C., when he was 7 years old, and grew to love it. “My community is beautiful,” he said. “All the kids played with each other from blocks around.
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Warm weather staple Mister Softee is a Philly thing

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By Lynette Hazelton Verified
| Inquirer Morning Newsletter
Wake up, Saturday. We’ve got partly sunny skies and will approach 82 degrees. Today, I’m talking about the Philly origins of an ice cream company that’s making the rounds again now that the weather’s warming up. Plus, there’s news on Philly’s AI-powered plan to crack down on noisy cars, a new indoor pickleball facility coming to the city, and what President Donald Trump is doing to get Independence Park ready for the nation’s 250th birthday.
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