Firsthand experience on the contrasting experience of motherhood.
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This week: We featured two first-person perspectives from Pittsburghers on issues of vital community importance — Black motherhood ([link removed]) and homelessness ([link removed]) . Our team also continued coverage on uses of Hazelwood Green ([link removed]) and how the Community College of Allegheny County ([link removed]) serves its students who want to transfer to four-year universities.
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** I’ve seen Black mothers talk about ‘loss like it’s grocery shopping,’ and I’m dedicating myself to uplifting them ([link removed])
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** Allegheny County’s homeless community embraced me. Our region’s leaders should keep working to comfort unhoused people ([link removed])
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** Why some say an effort to fix Pa.’s outdated probation law does more harm than good ([link removed])
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** Robots may roam proposed Hazelwood Green development ([link removed])
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** Most community college students hope to transfer and earn a bachelor’s degree. CCAC students have better odds than others nationwide ([link removed])
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