B-PEP strives to keep all community members engaged and involved in the community. This page serves as a resource for various initiatives, political events, and current news in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. If you think something should be posted, please send a short description and article link to: bpepweb@gmail.com.
"So, there is a culture": B-PEP's Tim Stevens comments on murder of Tyre Nichols
B-PEP joins with leaders at 25th Annual Pittsburgh Black and White Reunion Racial Justice Summit
Letter: B-PEP Opposes Democratic Party Fees for Consideration of Candidate Endorsements
Ain’t no stoppin’ Pittsburgh’s Black voters
Readout of President Biden’s Meeting With Leaders from Legacy Black Civil Rights Organizations
Joe Biden’s This-Is-Not-Normal Speech on the Rising Danger of MAGA Trumpists
The results of a survey that examines how youth in Allegheny County are impacted by gun violence.
Civil rights organizations stand up for Pennsylvania voters against attempt to block valid ballotsT
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Sen. Mastriano must explain why he is paying an anti-Semitic social media site to promote campaign.
Pittsburgh City Council again holds up stop-and-frisk bill to consider further amendments
Uvalde, Buffalo, York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh…Preventable Disasters Continue to End Lives & Trauma
Statement from Police Chief Scott Schubert Following Increased Violence in Pittsburgh
Living History Awards
Parents of Jamaican killed in Pittsburgh demand justice
BLACK PITTSBURGH ORGANIZATION CALLS FOR ARREST IN SHOOTING OF JAMAICAN IMMIGRANT PETER SPENCER!
'IN COLD BLOOD' Who was Peter Spencer and how did he die?
Peter Spencer death investigation continues; second autopsy complete
Stevens calls city’s limit on traffic stops ‘a positive first step’