Good Kids, Bad City: A Story of Race and Wrongful Conviction in America chronicles a Cleveland case of conviction and eventual exoneration. Author Kyle Swenson
Who counts as a citizen, and what does it take to become counted? Claudia Rankine addresses this question in her 2014 book, Citizen: An American
Even at a young age, while living in Cleveland’s Collinwood neighborhood, I understood that some areas were considered “better” or “safer” than others. But no
UPDATE: Haitian amnesty seeker Ansly Damus was released on Friday, Nov. 30, 2018, after 2 years. Full Story. When Ansly Damus, an ethics teacher from Haiti,
Growing up, I cuddled in a quilt my Nana made from different pieces of fabric. Although I have fond memories of wrapping up in it
When attorney Jon Pinney presented his alarming report at the City Club on Cleveland’s poor economic health, I listened with interest to the radio broadcast.
Want to create change? You need to understand and influence the “levels of power.” That’s what Nishani Frazier says in her recent book, Harambee City:
Editor’s note: This story is part of our our Young Voices Cleveland series. When Raja Freeman composes a poem, it’s usually because she embarked on
Editor’s note: This story is part of our Young Voices Cleveland series. Lionel Morales wastes no time telling you who his best friend is if
Editor’s note: This is the first story of our Young Voices Cleveland series. Behind each essay written by finalists in the Maltz Museum of Jewish
