c.2021, Amistad $29.99 / $36.99 Canada 368 pages By Terri Schlichenmeyer The Truth Contributor One little hole in the ground. That’s all it takes, as big around as your little finger, a pencil eraser, a […]
Special to The Truth Ernest Gragg is “a little stubborn” about things and fiercely independent, said her daughter Priscilla Robinson. You can see it in how she lives her life. Ernest Gragg worked until she […]
By Tammy Presnall, Assistant Director of Support Living Luther Home of Mercy Guest Column Tammy Presnall has worked with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities for most of her adult career. She holds a Bachelor’s […]
By Patrice Powers-Barker, Ohio State University Extension The Truth Contributor As you know, every year in April we celebrate National Minority Health Month. One year ago, we were facing so many unknowns with Covid-19. Although […]
By Bernadette Joy Graham, MA, LPC, NCC, Licensed Mental Health Therapist The Truth Contributor Finding solutions is the goal of mental health counseling. Individuals seeking counseling express great concern over issues having affected them much […]
Last week, President Biden announced that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is extending access to the Special Enrollment Period (SEP) until August 15 – giving consumers additional time to take advantage of […]
By Fletcher Word Sojourner’s Truth Editor One Small Step Forward in Illinois The City Council of Evanston, Illinois, a city of about 75,000 residents, passed legislation last week that will start the process of reparations […]
By Fletcher Word Sojourner’s Truth Editor The Community Response Solidarity Network (CSRN) and South Toledo business owners have joined forces in an attempt to stop Kott Enterprises’ Clean Wood Recycling from turning a 50-acre lot […]
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor There are years that ask questions and years that answer. – Zora Neal Hurston There is a resounding groundswell of support for Democrat Vallie Bowman-English to […]
By Lafe Tolliver, Esq Guest Column In my last column, I indicated that the ancient relic of voter suppression, a/k/a Jim Crow, was flying high and was seeking comfort, understanding and solace in a friendly […]