Overview

• 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.