With the recent sentencing of former officer Michael Slager for the murder of Walter Scott fresh in the news, it is easy…
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After almost leaving his agribusiness startup, Brent Eversley traveled from Trinidad and Tobago to Cleveland with hopes of reviving the company. The…
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One of the most common forms of housing discrimination happens with a smile and handshake. In other words, residents may have no…
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Philip Yenyo is a devoted Browns fan. He’d love to extend his Cleveland sports loyalty to the baseball team. But as a…
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During an early August WISH editorial meeting, our newest writer suggested a story idea. He mentioned social justice groups had been canvassing Euclid…
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Living in a diverse, progressive community doesn’t make its residents immune to close-minded thinking. The tragic events in Charlottesville, Va., are a…
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The recent presidential election left many in this country questioning our values, ourselves, and each other. The biggest issues we face in…
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As Cleveland hosts its second Pride festival this month, a shadow looms over LGBTQ celebrations in Ohio—a shadow that was cast during…
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Donning a sombrero, serape (Latino shawl) and Dia de los Muertos skeleton mask, a Cleveland artist interspersed video and audio featuring immigrant-themed…
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One in three Cleveland residents and over half of the city’s children live in poverty. These statistics are disturbing, but not surprising.…