Black Press of America celebrates 193 years of freedom-fighting journalism
Freedom’s Journal was the first African American newspaper published. Above is the first issue. Photo provided By Stacy M. Brown…
Single mom combats COVID-19 with social distancing T-shirt campaign
Angela Reuss starts a COVID T-shirt campaign to raise funds for research. Photo provided Contributed Telling someone to stand back…
UC public health expert: African American health disparities to remain post COVID
By Dan Yount The Cincinnati Herald Edward Wallace, PhD, on faculty at the University of Cincinnati and a public health…
Landsman pushes to protect workers, Black-owned businesses, most vulnerable
By Umeirra Savan Herald Contributor Recent legislation supported by Cincinnati City Councilman Greg Landsman passed City Council and will protect…
Delta Sigma Theta hosts $50,000 Scholarship Parade
Contributed by Shawnda Jo DeRamus President, Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. The Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter of Delta…
How an influential African Woman helped sow the seeds of Black Power
Kimpa Vita, the “African Joan of Arc,” directly influenced slaves brought to America By Jason Kitchen Chief Editor MarketingIsm The Marked, an…
McCaskills’ ‘This&That’ podcast goes global
Contributed West Chester, OH – Among the vast array of information found on the Internet, don’t be surprised if you…
Meet Ohio’s director of health; not the story you would expect
By Todd Franko Youngstown Vindicator Dr. Amy Acton had no expectation last winter to be picked by Gov. Mike DeWine…
Violence knocks twice on door of lower Price Hill woman
By Dan Yount The Cincinnati Herald In 2010, Kelli Walton, 26, and her two children were living at the home…
Hamilton County honors eight women leaders in Black community
Hamilton County Commissioners recognized these community leaders during this February Black History Month event. From left are Commissioners Victoria Parks…