The African American Legacy Project (AALP) celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with an open house and invited one and all to join the leadership and take a tour of the premises and learn more […]
By Fletcher Word The Truth Editor Bishop Robert Culp, the retired long-time pastor of First Church of God, was honored om Thursday, January 15 – the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr – as Toledo […]
By Asia Nail The Truth Reporter The room at Gesu Church’s Sullivan Center didn’t feel rushed. It felt intentional. On Monday, January 12, community leaders, clergy, advocates and neighbors gathered for the 2026 Social Impact […]
To honor Martin Luther King Jr. honestly is to remember that he was organizing to make the dream real—and to decide whether we are willing to carry that dangerous, unfinished work forward. By Ben Jealous Guest […]
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor I just like people. Even strangers. I’ve always liked people. – Bishop Robert Culp When reflecting on more than sixty years as a leader in […]
Voters Are Opposed to Governmental Interference with Community Organizations A recent survey sponsored by Freedom and Faith Defense Project sheds important light on what Ohio voters are thinking heading into the 2026 Senate race, and […]
By Carla Thomas Truth Contributor Cue the sound bite! “I Have a Dream.” Every January, we hear it again, the same clip, the same speech. Newsflash! Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was more than a […]
c.2026, Bloomsbury $18.99 240 pages By Terri Schlichenmeyer The Truth Contributor Dripping in jewels from head to foot. If you were a princess or a queen, that’s what you’d have. Jewels, gold, lux gowns […]
An Open Letter From Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Once again, my people, I come to you with a heartbeat that causes me to stop, listen, and coerce my sanctified imagination to synchronize with my […]
Ruby’s Kitchen Was Not Just a Business But a Labor of Love (Reprinted from March 2024) By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter “All I knew is that I liked to cook. This was my childhood […]