Penn Museum Uncovers Additional MOVE Bombing Victim Remains

The discovery of Delisha Africa's remains reignites controversy over the handling of MOVE bombing victims.

The remains of Delisha Africa, a child victim from the 1985 MOVE bombing, have been found at the Penn Museum during an inventory review.
This discovery follows a 2021 revelation that remains from the MOVE bombing were used for educational purposes, sparking protests and demands for accountability.
The museum's handling of these remains has been criticized for showing disrespect towards the MOVE victims and their families.
The MOVE bombing, considered a significant act of government violence, resulted in 11 deaths and the destruction of over 60 homes in Philadelphia.
Attorneys and community leaders continue to call for justice and proper restitution for the MOVE families affected by the tragedy.