“If I were white, the first thing I would do is be really quiet. And read a lot. I would read a…
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adapted from an original publication by The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland Sr. Kathleen Ryan, the retired director of the Office…
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“Hope is not sunshine and smiles — hope is repeated, purposeful steps on this long road to change,” says Cleveland Public Theatre’s…
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Good Kids, Bad City: A Story of Race and Wrongful Conviction in America chronicles a Cleveland case of conviction and eventual exoneration.…
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Who counts as a citizen, and what does it take to become counted? Claudia Rankine addresses this question in her 2014 book,…
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Even at a young age, while living in Cleveland’s Collinwood neighborhood, I understood that some areas were considered “better” or “safer” than…
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UPDATE: Haitian amnesty seeker Ansly Damus was released on Friday, Nov. 30, 2018, after 2 years. Full Story. When Ansly Damus, an ethics…
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Growing up, I cuddled in a quilt my Nana made from different pieces of fabric. Although I have fond memories of wrapping…
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When attorney Jon Pinney presented his alarming report at the City Club on Cleveland’s poor economic health, I listened with interest to…
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Want to create change? You need to understand and influence the “levels of power.” That’s what Nishani Frazier says in her recent…