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Why are we leaving Black women’s health behind?

It’s not enough to acknowledge obesity for what it is, a silent killer upending Black women’s lives.

Commentary: It’s time to legalize accessory dwelling units

Living in a neighborhood with kids, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins creates a strong community that is resilient and frankly,…

Sports Commentary: For a minute, like old times

In 1961 the Reds met the Yankees in the World series. The Yankees were filled with stars such as Yogi…

Matt’s Take: Agreement with Griffey Jr., You are Out of Here, Hal McCoy joins Matt’s Take

Being born in the 1990’s and always being a Reds fan, it hasn’t been common to watch Cincinnati take on…

Shades of justice: the influence of money, politics, and race

The history of America reveals to us that there are shades of justice; justice for White America, and justice by…

Matt’s Take: McLain gets the call, Jake Fraley’s power, .500 baseball; Matt McLain’s father and Tim Daniel join Matt’s Take

Mother’s Day is a very important day for many in the U.S. This is also a day that many will…

Why you cannot and can do in regard to new state law, the “Distracted Driving Law”

The Holloman Center for Social Justice (CSJ) at the Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio wants to bring to the…

Sports Commentary: Myers’s experience needed in Redsland

One of many things that upset Reds fans and followers this past off season was the Reds not going after…

Matt’s Take: India & Friedl duo, down on the farm, and Ja’Marr Chase’s father

By Matthew McAdow Herald Contributor India & Friedl Duo When you think of the word “duo,” who comes to mind? …

OP-ED: The Obesity Crisis Is Not a Hopeless Fight for Black America

Whether we accept it or not, obesity continues to be a complex, chronic disease that kills thousands of Black Americans…