Veteran Black Journalists from Philly Reflect on the MOVE Bombing and Its Lasting Influence

Recent discussions at The Philadelphia Tribune brought together veteran Black journalists reflecting on the 1985 MOVE bombing's harrowing impact. Notable figures included Michael Days and Barbara Grant, who recounted vivid memories of that fateful day. Their experiences underscore the tragedy's unresolved questions and the profound community scars left in its wake. The conversations reveal broader implications of race and authority intertwined throughout the event. Their insights emphasize the critical nature of accountability in journalism and community relations.