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This Thursday at @PenPencilClub, join the producers behind MOVE: Untangling the Tragedy, our podcast with @PhillyInquirer.

We'll get into the details— digging through hundreds of hours of archival footage, securing interviews, and more. Don't miss it! penandpencil.org/content.aspx?p…

In 1985, Philly dropped a bomb on 6221 Osage Ave. Journalist Maida Odom was across the street.

Her play Move Mocks Us All explores that day and its aftermath— and it premieres this weekend. Get tickets while they're still available: movemocksusall.eventbrite.com

Journalist-turned-playwright Maida Odom brings her harrowing firsthand experience of the 1985 MOVE bombing to the stage in her powerful new play "MOVE MOCKS US ALL."

It premieres this Saturday, May 17. Join us: movemocksusall.eventbrite.com

On this week's episode of MOVE: Untangling the Tragedy with @PhillyInquirer, we dove deep into the Africa family's life on Osage Avenue.

Louise James, a former MOVE member and the mother of Frank Africa, foreshadowed the devastation to come:

The third episode of our collaboration with @PhillyInquirer is out now! This week, MOVE's former neighbors on Osage Avenue describe how their placid middle-class Black community was forever altered when the group moved in.