After an Uproar, the Penn Museum Will Return the Suspected Remains of a Black Teenage Girl Who Died in a 1985 Police Bombing
In 1985, The Philadelphia Police ordered a bomb strike on members of the MOVE organization living … | African american history, Black history facts, Strange history
Let the Fire Burn' Consists Entirely of Archival Clips - The New York Times
On a Move | Atmos
MOVE - Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia
On a Move – Website of the MOVE Organization
Ex-Philadelphia mayor calls for city apology in fatal 1985 MOVE bombing | WITF
1 - Move Confrontation in Philadelphia - YouTube
West Philadelphia Collaborative History - MOVE in Powelton Village
Philadelphia city council apologises for deadly 1985 Move bombing | Philadelphia | The Guardian
On a Move – Website of the MOVE Organization
The MOVE bombing in Philadelphia: memory and justice - WHYY
MOVE Bombing in Philadelphia
The MOVE Bombings 29 Years Later | Let the Fire Burn | Independent Lens | PBS
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On a Move – Website of the MOVE Organization
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The 1985 Philadelphia bombing that changed the city forever - Vox
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May 13, 1985: Philadelphia Police Bomb MOVE - Zinn Education Project
The Victims of the Philadelphia MOVE Bombing Continue to Be Erased | The New Yorker
On a Move | Atmos
