The Sojourner’s Truth Education Section
The Truth Staff Eleven students are part of the ACES Exchange Program this year, a number short of past exchange classes. That is one of the tangible effects of the Trump administrations efforts to close […]
By Steven Flagg Guest Column The Toledo Board of Education has its hands full, and the community is asking a fair question: are they up to the task of stabilizing — and ultimately rejuvenating — […]
From scripture to family stories, passing down history helps Black children understand who they are – and whose shoulders they stand on By Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware, Word in Black Guest Column American Civil rights […]
Special to The Truth When Lynnishia Foster started classes at Owens Community College in January 2024, she saw a list of campus clubs with the Black Student Union on it. One problem, though — no […]
Special to The Truth When it comes to learning history, there is something about the act of walking around a historical site that will drive a lesson home in a way that is nearly impossible […]
On February 11, 2026, Central State University welcomed young women leaders from across the region for Elect Her, a hands-on civic leadership training hosted by The Dayton Chapter of the Links, Incorporated in partnership with […]
The Truth Staff The University of Toledo held its 42nd Annual Conference for Aspiring Minority Youth on Saturday January 31 in Lancelot Thompson Student Union. The event featured keynote speakers Maurice Clarett, former outstanding running […]
What You Should Know About Cancer Risk—and Your Skin Hope Mitchell, MD, FAAD The Truth Contributor February is National Cancer Prevention Month and it’s time to pause and reflect on the choices we make every […]
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth. – African proverb The Toledo Public Schools (TPS) are […]
By Asia Nail The Truth Reporter It’s cold outside on a January day in Toledo, but inside, the discussion is warm, steady, and serious. “At first you learn to read,” says Savage. “Then you read […]